Sentence examples for it would be harmful from inspiring English sources
"It would be harmful," he said.
It would be harmful if he was involved in limiting people's freedom of expression".
If the Fixed Term Parliaments Act was able to prevent an early dissolution, it would be harmful.
Explanations varied: some makers said they didn't realize it would be harmful; others said they had no choice but to do it if they wanted to compete.
The RSPB objected to the site, about 30km north of Torness in the outer Forth Estuary, on the grounds that it would be harmful to seabirds.
What I said was, if the votes of the superdelegates overturn what happened in the elections, it would be harmful to the Democratic Party.
"If we continue letting the Alliance use June 4 to propagate this idea, it'd be harmful to the local democracy movement".
If it happened it likely would be harmful for both stocks and bonds.
Either way, it probably would be harmful to the Internet as an open platform, said John Bergmayer, a tech-policy lawyer at the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.
The check-cashing-store exemption, it says, "would be harmful to active and retired Sailors, Marines, and their families residing in New York and struggling to make ends meet in this difficult economy".
The presidentially appointed oversight body to the National Science Foundation (NSF) has taken the unprecedented step of publicly criticizing pending legislation that it feels would be harmful to the $7 billion research agency.
