Sentence examples for it more harmful from inspiring English sources

Methadone is often taken in combination with alcohol or other drugs, which may make it more harmful.

But those who have written the most recent letters say the final amendment to the proposal made it more harmful to investors than it had been initially.

The longer half-life of TQ can potentially make it more harmful for patients with G6PD deficiency.

10. "People don't even use it at weddings, so obviously it's more harmful than beer".

How swiftly the Web site has been activated has fostered a debate not about whether the release of every piece of available information is legal but about whether it is more harmful than helpful.

This would be bad enough for the American waistline, but there's also preliminary research suggesting that high-fructose corn syrup is metabolized differently than other sugars, making it potentially more harmful.

It is now well accepted that physical discipline is not only less effective than other non-coercive methods, it is more harmful than has often been understood — and not just to children.

But "in young adults, the age where criminality is most common, you should consider medication because it is more harmful for these people to be involved in criminal activities.

Three, it's more harmful.

Like the chicken or the egg riddle, I've wondered whether it was more harmful or helpful having been a top-tier student when I became homeless.

TAL was less toxic to the embryos than ΔNΔC, but it was more harmful than heterodimeric TALENs.