Sentence examples for need not harm from inspiring English sources

A few well-chosen rows with Mr Bush need not harm the relationship, and would do Mr Blair some good back home.

But Mr. Decherd of Belo said that such bargains need not harm newsrooms and that neither public nor private companies had a monopoly on good -- or mediocre -- journalism.

Considered as a group, the careers of all of NPA's founders indicate that advocacy work need not harm careers and indeed may be advantageous, providing valuable connections, confidence, and leadership and communication skills.

Evidence suggests that restricting fluoroquinolone use to therapeutic indications only in food animals could decrease rates of fluoroquinolone-resistant Campylobacter, and the Danish experience with macrolide restriction proves that such limitations need not harm the husbandry of food animals.

The facility's representatives say their water needs will not harm Lake Travis or Lake Buchanan.

Although gaudy males are at individual risk, that need not necessarily harm a population's prospects particularly if, as is often the case in such sexually dimorphic birds, the male contributes little to the actual raising of the young.

With Mr. Sadr believed to be entrenched with his militia in the Najaf shrine, or somewhere in areas of the Old City controlled by the militia, the need not to harm him personally has added extra complexity to American military planning.

Eurofer, the lobby group representing all of Europe's steelmakers, said last month: "To remain competitive in the free, global steel markets, European steel needs … legislation that does not harm its competitiveness.

To use a recent analogy, we need to do all we can to make sure that any steam escaping from the pressure cooker of social funding reductions does not harm those in need of care and support or their carers".

A takeover between it and IAG would also need to satisfy regulators it would not harm competition on certain routes, or give an undue advantage to IAG in terms of take off and landing slots, particularly the Heathrow ones.

"I need people to know I did not harm my son," says Terri. "I'm being unfairly portrayed in the media.