Sentence examples for much less harmful from inspiring English sources

"The public will have a much less harmful alternative to tobacco products," Mr. Story said.

This is, unequivocally, much less harmful or risky behavior than drinking heavily over that same time period.

Imagine if we end up allowing smoking to continue, while banning a much less harmful alternative that could help some people to quit.

"Biodiesel is much cleaner-burning fuel and much less harmful to the environment," Daniel W. Basse, president of AgResource in Chicago, an economic forecasting firm, said Wednesday.

While there is some evidence that nicotine (rather than cigarettes) might ease some symptoms of schizophrenia, that evidence is far from conclusive, and in any case, there are other, much less harmful methods of nicotine administration than cigarettes.

Psychedelic drugs including LSD and magic mushrooms are much less harmful than has been claimed, and should be reclassified to make it easier for scientists to research their potential benefits, a leading psychiatrist has said.

For one thing, having one's phone tapped or movements filmed is inherently much less distressing, harmful and morally repugnant than the physical suffering and loss of autonomy involved in being strapped to a chair and, say, having someone drill into an unanesthetised tooth.

That is because they are considered to be much less addictive and harmful than hard drugs.

Lighting companies have been introducing "warm" LED lights that emit much less of the potentially harmful short-wavelength blue light.

Ag/TiO2 destroyed the initial cellular macromolecules more extensively than N/TiO2, and ultimately degraded them to much smaller and presumably less harmful compounds (Ni et al. 2010).

But unfortunately, the Obama Administration and their liberal allies are determined to ignore the mounting evidence that their law is a loser, and they refuse to even acknowledge, much less dismantle, its many harmful components.