Sentence examples for is quite harmful from inspiring English sources

This can be very traumatic, scarring experience to go through; most modern psychologists agree that this is quite harmful to one's mental health.

Actually, the practice can be quite harmful, he said.

There is reasonably sound empirical evidence that controversies of this magnitude can be quite harmful to candidates in the end.

Some legal experts said after the initial session last Thursday that the prosecutors had presented evidence that was quite harmful to Bryant.

And A.D.H.D. "is a really powerful diagnosis that can lead to a host of interventions that may just be inappropriate, or may even be quite harmful," she added.

It turns out, however, that scientists have known for years that large quantities of supplemental vitamins can be quite harmful indeed.

Judge Andrew J. Kleinfeld, writing for himself and Judge Consuelo M. Callahan, said that while the sonar might be "quite harmful" to marine mammals, the current state of the world necessitated military readiness.

While wind energy may be cleaner than other forms of energy in terms of carbon dioxide emissions, "it may be quite harmful for the wild bird population, and the area around Osmaniye is a key bottleneck area for migratory birds," Mr. Eken said.

When psychiatry is done poorly or unnecessarily, it can be quite harmful.

"At best, this government will isolate Poland, but at worst they can be quite harmful for Europe".

Besides, we still don't know much about the influence and effects of technology on human bodies, which might be quite harmful.