Sentence examples for harmful enough from inspiring English sources

Doctors said McKie's condition, atrial fibrillation, is not harmful enough to keep him off the court for long.

Mr. Frost said the changes were harmful enough to minority voters to require rejection by the Justice Department or the courts.

As if that were not harmful enough, the governor then deregulated the industry, removing all incentives for utilities to promote conservation.

Yet make no mistake, that's harmful enough, because propaganda, as Mr. Fierstein notes, in this context means anything that presents homosexuality in anything but a negative light.

Removal of the rosewood trees is harmful enough, but once felled, logs are dragged for miles over the forest floor, wreaking more havoc on the fragile environment.

Meanwhile, the EU is reserving the right to ban the devices outright if three or more member states decide they are harmful enough to be made illegal.

Some women, the study found, did not think the events were harmful or important enough, or that they did not have enough evidence, while others feared reprisal from the assailant.

Compared with the conventional PSM constraint estimation scheme, when the nodes' density is high enough, harmful interference to the primary system can be completely avoided.

Aβ protein is thought to acquire its damaging characteristics early on in its formation, suggesting that UPS function is failing to degrade the harmful protein early enough to prevent toxicity (Hoshi et al., 2003).

But some now think it may stem from inflammation in the gut, perhaps a result of too many harmful bacteria and not enough beneficial ones.

There are enough untrue, harmful stereotypes out there about Africa without her latest contribution, and I'm fed up of seeing Zambia and other African countries misrepresented in the press.