Sentence examples for might do harm from inspiring English sources
The real concern was that the formulas might do harm.
On Thursday, she told the board's 58 members: "It is my responsibility to alert you to risks that might do harm to that reputation.
He cannot decide whether it is problematic for parents to be allowed to remain at the bedsides of their hospitalized children, knowing that in some cases they might do harm.
And, in case they failed to understand the necessity for didactic, "positive" humor, there were panels and seminars that analyzed jokes and pointed out which ones might do harm.
He has seen the masked devil and has been told of his supernatural power; no human part of the devil is allowed to show... because it might be contaminated by the presence of the uninitiated, but it seems likely also because the unveiled power might do harm; for the same reason no one outside the school may see the devil unmasked for fear of blindness or death".
Otherwise, cooperation might do harm to the position estimation, that is, the estimated positions could even diverge further away from the real ones than the noncooperative case.
They have been put in a position of guessing which drugs might work, which are useless and which might actually do harm.
The medical groups say telling a woman she has dense breasts may not help her and might even do harm by propelling her into unnecessary tests and treatment.
Maybe it might actually do harm to the people she's trying to help and to the people of the United States.
But these days it might do more harm than good.
