Sentence examples for harmful means from inspiring English sources

Our device was not designed for harmful means, but extra security would be needed so that outside forces could not access and control the temperature to detrimental effects.

Prior to the book, Melzer published "Targeted Killing or Less Harmful Means?

They are taking issue with a host of sin that uses an act for harmful means.

To us, harmful means activities such as fossil fuel burning, child labour and weapons manufacturer, that kind of thing.

The women rated cranberries and ginger least harmful (mean risk perception scores 1.1 and 1.5 of 10, respectively) and antidepressants, alcohol, smoking and thalidomide as most harmful (7.6, 8.6, 9.2 and 9.4 out of 10, respectively).

Expand funding for research on public crop breeding so farmers are able to better diversify crops and to find less-harmful means of managing pests, weeds, drought and so forth.

To Mr. Sanders, "harmful cuts" means any cuts in benefits.

Mutations can be beneficial, but they are much more likely to be harmful — which means the changes will be overwhelmingly negative.

When I finally caught up with the town planning department to ask what "the least environmentally harmful location" means on his planet, I was told that if we agreed to put the turbine in our back garden and out of everyone's sight they would support it.

It isn't stupid, but it is harmful and means you need help.

Most models did not produce statistically significant results, with only about 4% of trials (18/502) producing beneficial outcomes (mean hazard ratios ranged from 0.225 to 0.999 with a median of 0.800) and 2% (11/502) producing harmful outcomes (mean hazard ratios ranged from 1.01 to 1.19 with a median of 1.09).