Sentence examples for harmful links from inspiring English sources

While URL shorteners like Bit.ly have begun warning users about potentially harmful links, others don't bother.

And Bit.ly has its own protection against harmful links and recently started warning users of potentially malicious, based on information it has about URLs being shortened.

These are the biggest producers of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), a harmful gas linked with heart attacks and asthma.

And should there be target levels for LDL plus other forms of harmful cholesterol linked to cardiovascular risk?

Bullying is a particular form of harmful aggression, linked to real psychological damage, both short and long term.

The committee was told that sexting had become "normative behaviour" among older teenagers – 14-year-old girls routinely pose in their bras for profile pictures – and youngsters needed help to understand when it was abusive, harmful or linked to exploitation.

When the parents who delivered severe punishment -- for example, frequently spanking with a paddle or striking a child in the face -- were removed from the analysis, Dr. Baumrind and her colleague, Dr. Elizabeth Owens, found that few harmful effects linked with spanking were left.

But with the recent spinach contamination, government officials, using DNA tests, were for the first time able to positively link harmful bacteria to a farm.

The findings may suggest a way to help protect people who work overnight from the harmful health effects linked to perturbed circadian clocks.

Based on these analyses, the findings agree with the hypothesis that biomarkers are relevant in linking harmful air particles concentrations to increased respiratory health effects.

Hence, it is of interest that a recent study reported potentially harmful, ER stress-linked effects of the metabolites of this supplement (114).