Sentence examples for negligible harm from inspiring English sources

If it were to explode it would do negligible harm to the actual police station but would be more harmful for other buildings nearby".

Unlike donating a kidney, or even donating bone marrow, donating cord blood involves negligible harm to the newborn donor.

Even routine procedures that are widely accepted in pediatric research, such as single blood draws, pose some, typically very low risk of more than negligible harm.

In response to challenges and confusion related to regulatory oversight created by lists of permitted substances, Frawley (1967) proposed the existence of a general threshold of exposure to food packaging materials below which no or only negligible harm might be expected.

In spite of its vast potential to benefit humanity – and negligible likelihood of harm to human health or the environment – nine years after its creation, golden rice remains hung up in regulatory red tape with no end in sight.

The FDA has said that the amount of dioxin an average tampon or pad user absorbs would likely be too negligible to cause harm.

This study illustrates the potential of high-sensitivity proteomics to measure clinically relevant biomarkers in minute samples and, more specifically, suggests that key aspects of embryo competence could be measured using a proteomic-based strategy, with negligible risk of harm to the living embryo.

This may be true especially in cases where R knew, or should have known, that φ-ing would expose Y to non-negligible risk of harm.

And in an interview, she confused gross and net salaries, damaging for a politician who prides herself on detail.Yet these mishaps are negligible compared with the harm done by Edmund Stoiber, leader of the CSU.

We hope ethics committees will balance the societal value of the global study against its truly negligible potential for causing harm.

In contrast to chemical insecticides, biological control agents are generally not harmful to humans or the environment, and have minimal or negligible potential to cause resistance or harm to non-target organisms.