Sentence examples for largely harmless to from inspiring English sources

The rogue program, technically a "worm," is largely harmless to many users, but for those who use Microsoft Outlook e-mail, the program sends itself out to every person in the victim's e-mail address book, potentially crippling the e-mail servers of companies with floods of unwanted messages.

These pranks were largely harmless to the train-riding masses, but the kids were the scourge of the MTA for months.

The species is mostly harmless to humans.

It is mostly harmless to the intestinal lumen.

Whether that human activity was lethal (such as hunting) or largely harmless didn't seem to matter.

In the healthy, a vaccinia infection is largely harmless and merely confers immunity to smallpox.

Cancer Council Australia's CEO, Prof Sanchia Aranda, said the cancer label had already been removed from other tumours that evidence had clearly shown to be largely harmless.

It doesn't come up very often — the Sosa suspension was the fourth penalty of its sort in the past decade — and when it does there is the wish that other largely harmless crimes were as juicy to read about and as swift and precise in their resolution.

And, while dingoes are largely harmless, they have been known to attack humans and even kill.

For the past decade, those winds were coming from the west, pushing hurricanes away from land and out to sea, rendering them largely harmless.

He continues to be a scientific provocateur, and he has intriguing ideas about the likely fate of Zika as well as the factors that may have converted it from a largely harmless human virus into a major threat to infants.