Sentence examples for harmful meaning from inspiring English sources
Historians re-narrate the past, creating an account for judges and juries that makes it appear that "everyone has always known" that cigarettes are harmful, meaning that smokers have only themselves to blame for their illnesses.
I can understand why Facebook would block a heterosexual who said faggot at Catholic school, straight boys used the word to make fun of me on the playground nearly every day but Gabriel and I always use the homophobic slur in a joking or prideful way, robbing it of its harmful meaning.
If the harm is a private harm, meaning a random agent is offended by each harmful activity, and each agent is equally likely to be affected by each harmful activity, then (hint _{p(c),f}^{infty }g v mathrm {d}v) is the expected total harm each agent faces caused by agents engaged in the harmful activity at enforcement level (c, f .6.
"That's why we're banning alcohol sales below the level of duty plus VAT to are tackle the worst cases of super cheap and harmful alcohol, meaning it will no longer be legal to sell a can of ordinary lager for less than around 40p. "We're also strengthening the ban on irresponsible promotions in pubs and clubs and challenging industry to increase its efforts through the responsibility deal.
They are enrolled in a course called Prevention Through the Arts and are members of an acting troupe known as Swallow This (meaning: swallow our message before you swallow too much alcohol or abuse any other potentially harmful substance).
He uses the word 'damaging', meaning harmful.
An audit found that the majority of the state's alternative fuel cars have not used a special fuel considered less harmful to the environment, meaning the state has wasted $3.6 million in extra costs for the vehicles.
Although we are ethical works-in-progress, the vast majority of us are naturally positive creatures -- meaning not harmful to our environments -- most of the time in most of the ways that matter.
With General Prayuth's latest move invoking Article 44 of the interim Thai constitution military personnel can suppress any acts deemed harmful to national security, meaning: arresting people without warrants, detaining without charge, and banning media.
That's part of why people are increasingly "reclaiming" the slur "queer" as a means to flip its meaning and subvert its harmful effects while homophobes continue using words like "queer" as an insult and attack.
The world needs a similar citizen uprising to stop another well-meaning but harmful attack on the ability of Internet users to access websites outside their home countries.
