Sentence examples for less harm from from inspiring English sources

Bansak and Chezum (2009) find that although remittances increase the probability the young are in school, girls benefit relatively less than boys, but suffer less harm from the absenteeism caused by a household member's migration to fund remittances.

Ten of them found strong positive associations, meaning that more marijuana availability was associated with less harm from opioids.

Previous reports suggest that Asian women in their 40s may receive more benefit and less harm from screening mammography than the age-matched non-Asian US population.

And he said that "whatever distortions" taxes caused, less harm came from those imposed after death than during life.

"Look out for organic fabrics, which do less harm to the environment, and textiles made from recycled materials," she says.

The target was to propose a single-step treatment technology for onsite application to reduce the level of pollutants from the wastewater so that less harm is imparted to the environment.

It argues that oil spills and beach trash do less harm than the unregulated pollution that trickles into the sea from inland factories and farms.

Does this dispersant's toxicity create more or less harm than the lost opportunity of preventing a lot of oil from entering coastal wetlands?

And nearly half the cuts came from a side of the budget that will do less harm to the economy and the most vulnerable.

The hedonist usually does less harm than the fanatic.

A beast so tamed would do far less harm.