Sentence examples for harmful position from inspiring English sources

"He went with his leadership and, from a consumer, patient perspective, took a harmful position," said Ronald F. Pollack, executive director of Families USA, a nonprofit organization for health care consumers.

"The notification was not very pleasant," Father Dupuis, 77, said of a Vatican document published on Monday that concluded that his writings on religious pluralism "contained ambiguities" about doctrine that could lead readers to "erroneous or harmful positions".

AMONG the "manifestly silly and occasionally harmful positions" espoused by libertarians, "the idea of spontaneous order might be the silliest and most harmful of all", says Damon Linker in a much-read post at the Week.

Among its findings were the use of solitary confinement cells and a cross-shaped device known as the "the flying carpet" to which detainees were tied so they could be beaten and bent into painful, sometimes harmful positions.

Thus, he regularly argues that for Iran to engage in negotiations with such a country would have little value, and a formal diplomatic relationship would be actively harmful ― a position some incoming senior U.S. officials feel about Iran.

Positions of harmful AASs are highlighted in red, positions of benign AASs in blue and positions where both harmful and benign AASs are present in yellow.

No amount of money or measures of accountability can counter the harmful effects of teaching position vacancies.

They argue, for example, that feminism often promotes misandry and the elevation of women's interests above men's, and criticize radical feminist positions as harmful to both men and women.

It has been found to be potentially harmful to hold stretching positions while your muscles do not have their full range of motion.

"It's positively harmful".

That emotional attachment to a position can be harmful.