Sentence examples for is relatively harmful from inspiring English sources

Essentially, in region A, the government chooses a mixed duopoly because it yields less advertising than the private duopoly and advertising is relatively harmful.

Although so-called productive outs are relatively harmful, purists love them as selfless displays of teamwork.

Although psilocybin is relatively less harmful than other drugs and not prone to compulsive abuse, the researchers don't recommend releasing psilocybin into patients' hands even with a prescription.

The capacity should suffice for everything you might want to run from it at once; generous capacity is relatively inexpensive and not harmful.

Though other phenomena such as tephra fall and shock waves are also harmful, it is relatively easy to avoid them by sheltering in place.

It is relatively uncontroversial that exploitation can be harmful to B, as in slavery.

Furthermore, if it turns out that mephedrone was relatively less harmful than alternatives that mephedrone users might turn to (alcohol, contaminated mephedrone, other illegal drugs or the next generation of "legal highs") then the effect of the health panic over mephedrone would be to imperil more young people.

They hypothesized that A. arenaria in its non-native range accumulates generalist soil pathogens that are relatively more harmful to native species than to A. arenaria itself.

The moral force of harmful and nonconsensual exploitation is relatively unproblematic.

Other studies have shown - and this is relatively new science that is emerging - that fructose is much more harmful than glucose.

Beer that contains living yeast in the bottle may be relatively natural because harmful additives or preservatives that may be present would kill the yeast.