Sentence examples for much more harmful from inspiring English sources

Lynas also asserts that natural radiation is much more harmful than man-made radiation.

Morally, it ignores the use and, in some cases, promotion of drugs such as alcohol and tobacco that are much more harmful than most "illicit" drugs.

We now have the duty to find out if other contaminants from burnt fuel are present like plutonium or americium, which are much more harmful".

Other studies have shown - and this is relatively new science that is emerging - that fructose is much more harmful than glucose.

Evidence for many drugs, such as alcohol, heroin and cannabis, reveals their use in underground markets is much more harmful than when use is properly regulated.

Whether it's what happened last night on "Dancing With the Stars" or, more tragically and much more harmful, turning the Casey Anthony trial into entertainment.

What we do need to worry about is the rise of a new complex that threatens to be much more dangerous and harmful.

"Unfortunately, it took two deaths and a torture to bring to the forefront that lack of information and lack of disclosure can be much more dangerous and harmful to a society than full disclosure".

There are many more concerns of significant importance, currently under your jurisdiction, much more dangerous and harmful to the cetaceans, that HAVE FAILED to be addressed.

It has been proposed that the developing embryo may be much more susceptible to harmful effects of environmental estrogens compared with adult animals (Bigsby et al. 1999; Dencker and Eriksson 1998; McLachlan 2001; Miller 1983).

Some people are much more vulnerable to the harmful effects of psychoactive drugs and should avoid them at all costs.