Sentence examples for it can cause harm from inspiring English sources

"As with many mythological practices, it can cause harm if the product is harvested or made in an unsustainable manner, if it causes environmental damage or it takes advantage of people's lack of knowledge and [affects] them financially," she says.

While pharmaceutical companies protest that denying a "safe" drug to someone with a serious condition is not ethical, so too is marketing a drug broadly when it can cause harm.

A new study published in Nature Communications in May by Meiyun Lin, a research scientist at Princeton's Cooperative Institute for Climate Science, ties increases in ground-level ozone over the western United States to the La Niña weather pattern, which can pull ozone out of the stratosphere and down to where it can cause harm.

It directs calcium to the bones, and prevents it from being deposited where it shouldn't be, for example arteries and organs, where it can cause harm," she says.

"Circumcision is a surgical procedure, it removes natural tissue, and it can cause harm," he says, so the evidence needs to be solid before doctors recommend it.

I want to know if the product or procedure works, how well it works and if it can cause harm.

While clotting is critical to stop bleeding after injuries, it also can cause harm by allowing clumps of blood cells to clog blood vessels leading to the heart, brain and other organs, cutting off blood flow.

I just think that, well I think that you can cause harm with it so you should use it evidence based for a start, it's got to be high risk, you can cause harm with [prophylaxis].

If you do so, it will be painful and can cause harm.

The findings indicate that, even at low doses, domoic acid can cause harm when it contaminates amniotic fluid.

The APR is thought to be beneficial to the animal in restoring homeostasis, and the response is tightly controlled by negative feedback loops, as the APR itself can cause harm if it comes out of control.