Sentence examples for more harmful the from inspiring English sources

The higher the interest, he said, the more harmful the reward.

Despite many who argue that drugs like tobacco and alcohol both of which can be purchased at 18 and 19 respectively are more harmful, the Canadian Medical Association has stood behind the 21 age limit, similar to alcohol in the US.

While there is little data available measuring this as a consequence of workplace drug testing, there is "anecdotal evidence that increased testing has led to employees and job seekers using drugs that have a shorter detection time, but are more harmful," the report says.

In fact, a 2011 study in the American Sociological Review determined that growing up in an impoverished neighborhood significantly reduces the chances a child will graduate from high school at all, and that "the longer a child lives in that kind of neighborhood, the more harmful the impact".

In the study area, tobacco chewing was almost always associated with chewing pan, and only a small number chewed tobacco alone, so that it was difficult to determine which was more harmful, the use of pan alone or pan together with tobacco.

Alexey Kondrashov's deterministic mutation hypothesis (DMH) assumes that each organism has more than one harmful mutation and the combined effects of these mutations are more harmful than the sum of the harm done by each individual mutation.

"The aftermath of the riots has actually been more harmful to the city than the riots themselves," Mr. Fangman said.

Expressing a virtually unanimous sentiment, Fangman said, "The aftermath of the riots has actually been more harmful to the city than the riots themselves".

This result also demonstrates that missing the rpoS gene is more harmful to the bacteria than missing the oxyR gene.

Powerful solvents used in an attempt to disperse oil slicks were later determined to be more harmful to the environment than the spilled oil was.

Researchers have found that the chemicals used to clean up marine oil spills may be much more harmful to the coral than the oil itself.