Their actions can harm a lot of people even if they don't intend that to be so.
"This is very good news for women because it takes several products off the market that have harmed a lot of women," said Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Research Center for Women and Families, a public health advocacy group.
"I'm a little worried we may look back on the prostate cancer screening era, after we learn results of clinical trials, and see that we've harmed a lot of people without doing them good," said Dr. David Ransohoff, a professor of medicine and cancer screening researcher at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
By killing Reader, Google is likely to harm a lot of publishers, large and small, by eliminating a larger source of traffic.
Either way, you have to agree that the wholesale takedown of the site harmed a lot of people totally unconnected to the alleged crimes performed by Megaupload.
Let me tell you, disking the mesa three times a year will certainly harm a lot of wildlife.
"Many of us, when we balance the two together, just don't find a compelling reason to harm a lot of our constituents who we believe would lose jobs because of this".
These measures will harm a lot of Democrat-leaning demographics, the poor and minorities being good examples, however, nowhere will it be felt more acutely than the Latino community.
"Banning cannabis hasn't reduced its use or availability yet it has distracted police from following up more serious crimes, harmed a lot of young people and helped make some criminals rich".
This might harm a lot of your units, so a good general sends out scouts first before letting their units on a patrol.
