Sentence examples for harmful would be from inspiring English sources

The least harmful would be a decision to quit the Union but stay in its common market.

We'll never have one for smoking and cancer, for instance, because the evidence from cohort and case-control studies, which are observational and not interventional, is so compelling that telling a random population to smoke "to see if it's harmful" would be unethical.

If a gene is antagonistic, i.e. its expression is favorable for one sex and harmful for the other, then the sex for which it is harmful would be expected to down-regulate the expression of that gene [ 5, 26, 31, 32].

Consideration of them would be more harmful (would cost us more) than the expected value of being aware of them in the first place.

"Removing environmentally harmful subsidies would be an important first step," the OECD secretary-general Angel Gurría said.

But blocking the rule remains an administration priority, no matter how arbitrary, capricious and harmful that would be.

Solomon said she was hopeful the successful eradication of harmful CFCs would be followed by strong international action to avert the worst consequences of climate change.

The prospect of modifying human embryos is deeply controversial because the DNA changes, and any unintended potentially harmful effects, would be passed on from generation to generation.

They say harmful drinkers would be affected considerably more than moderate drinkers by this minimum price policy.

With increasing of the cycling number of biooxidation leaching separation, some toxic and harmful substances would be accumulated in the solution.

Surely, they say, the harmful chemicals would be absorbed by soil, or broken down by microbes, before they could travel far.