Sentence examples for more harm to from inspiring English sources

That's an oversimplification that may do more harm to their cause than good.

But import barriers would do more harm to America's economy than China's.

Politkovskaya's death, he said, would do more harm to Russia than her reporting ever did.

In the end it's going to do more harm to him than to John Kerry".

Do we want him to leave prison with the lowest risk possible of causing more harm to others?

Other disagreements grab fewer headlines but could do more harm to Greece's chances of an economic turnaround this year.

This bill will make it harder to fight terrorism and do more harm to the country's international reputation.

She told the court that sending Brown to prison would do more harm to him and their family.

The majority of British voters believe immigration does more harm to the country than good, according to a major poll.

He once told me he thought Bin Laden had done more harm to Islam than anyone in history.

"He doesn't want to cause any more harm to any more organisations," Butcher told The Associated Press.