Sentence examples for personally harmful from inspiring English sources
The implication is that this would be personally harmful and socially destabilising, a conclusion based in part on the notion that sexual pleasure is inherently corrupting.
The behavior continues even if the worker becomes aware that it is personally harmful — even harmful to the quality of the work, Ms. Fassel said.
This suggests that perhaps as many as 1 in 10 adults feel that porn is personally harmful or have trouble regulating their use of it.
"No characterization of the work relationship I shared with a uniquely close colleague could have been more personally harmful than when I described that co-worker as a 'soul-mate,'" he wrote.
To have the accusations of my attackers reiterated in The Times Book Review lends their charges a credibility they do not deserve, and is personally quite harmful to me.
It seemed to be a dead end: protest was clearly not only dangerous to Nadya personally, it was harmful to other inmates.
But most of all, climate change just doesn't feel to most of us like it's going to do anything seriously harmful, to us, personally.
thinks that it is morally wrong (because it is unfair, violation of duty, harmful, etc)., and feels personally responsible for refraining from cheating.
Among the harmful, debilitating things that I have personally witnessed in the lives of my aid worker friends and colleagues is simply their inability to see a toxic situation for what it is and remove themselves from it.
It's clear that bulk identity thefts – that is, the mass stealing of passwords or other personally identifiable information (PII) – are among the most harmful types of cyber-attack faced by businesses.
He told Xiaoxiaoge that he, asroma13, had personally posted many photographs of "environmental destruction, bird catching, and other harmful phenomena," but that this couldn't be the only focus of the Web site.
