Sentence examples for industry harm from inspiring English sources

"These failures do the industry harm by showing potential investors very clearly what can happen," Professor Kat said.

As we mentioned above, the vast majority of research has demonstrated that articles funded by industry tend to favour the intervention group; however, when a study was funded by industry harm being reported in the abstract was favoured, even though phase IV RCTs were included in the sample.

"I think it's a good wake up call for all of us, both local and state officials, as well as the people with the oil and gas industry and the transportation industry," Harms said in his first interview after the accident.

Not all of these had a poker dimension; but a little government blessing never does an industry any harm.

And many parlours are run by Japanese Koreans, some of whom are said to evade taxes and divert funds to North Korea.It is unclear whether the strict new rules will help the industry or harm it.

(Needless to say, the Slovakian tourist board is less than happy about the way its fair land is represented, although I rather think that Hostel will do the tourist industry no harm at all).

But health groups warn that the definitions pushed by the industry will harm the public.

What's more, the few rather fraught attempts to revive bingo have probably done the industry more harm than good.

As someone who quit cigarettes thanks to vaping, he said that restricting the industry would harm public health.

If industry causes harm to the people nearby or the land, they should shut down operations altogether, Gray argues.

He contended that disqualifying researchers from writing editorials or reviews because of their "associations" with industry "may harm free discussion in science".