As it turns out, a few seemingly harmless face-washing habits can lead to big skin problems, like excessive dryness or oiliness -- and worse, some can even induce breakouts.
They're just a way for politicians to put on a harmless, vanilla face to the public, while dropping a few pre-planned lines about "family" and "hard work".
She stated that: "A nearly ubiquitous element of corporate conduct, thought to be legal and competitively harmless, now faces the prospect of criminal prosecution by the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division.
The Court tells us simply that the error is harmless "in the face of overwhelming evidence of guilt shown here..
You think the idea of Trump in the White House is as harmless as your face on a pint of Ben and Jerry's.
Errors of this sort in criminal causes conceivably may be altogether harmless in the face of other clear evidence, although the same error might turn scales otherwise level, as constantly appears in the application of the policy of § 269 to questions of the admission of cumulative evidence.
The Google engineer makes several interesting points, the most pertinent one seemingly harmless on its face.
McDonagh thought quickly midway through the second period to recover Lundqvist's wayward stick, which had been knocked out of the goaltender's grasp and lay harmless in the face-off circle to his left.
The important point is to recognize the difference between the admiring look and the lingering leer; the former is brief and harmless and then your face becomes the target of conversation, while the latter is lascivious and disrespectful, and fails to take your face into account.
The question, which, on its face, seemed "harmless enough," Ms. Perlman said, and was meant just to judge writing ability.
