Sentence examples for no less harmful than from inspiring English sources

Those products have been shown to be no less harmful than regular cigarettes because smokers inhale them more deeply.

Trumble writes about lauded psychiatrist, Dr Karl A Menninger, who in 1934 "presented his case to the American Psychiatric Association that 'bobbed hair and tinted nails' were a form of self-mutilation no less harmful than the abnormal cutting off of an arm, or starving oneself to death".

In March, a state-court judge in Madison County awarded class-action plaintiffs $12 billion against Philip Morris, a subsidiary of the Altria group, after finding that the cigarette maker failed to inform customers that its "light" cigarettes were no less harmful than its full-tar cigarettes.

This cooling is no less harmful than the warming occurring up north, he says.

The manufacturers claim that "heat-not-burn" devices contain less harmful chemicals than those in high-heat traditional cigarettes, yet there is no conclusive evidence that the products are any less harmful than other cigarettes.

"Either that is possible, or even if we have a period of vacuum, with no process, that would be less harmful than an American process, given the taste of it we've had," he said.

It was initially hypothesized that plain packaging would reduce the misconception that particular brands were less harmful than others; however, no significant differences between conditions were observed.

And while it is generally accepted as less harmful than smoking, it is by no means a risk-free alternative.

"Adults in Delaware will no longer be branded as criminals simply for consuming a substance that is undeniably less harmful than alcohol.

Something is less harmful than another thing that's perfectly legal and they say, "No, don't do the less harmful thing, go back and do the one we taxed".

"There is no question that the typical contents of e-cigarettes are less harmful than those found in tobacco cigarettes," Eisenberg wrote in an email to VICE.