Sentence examples for plenty of harm from inspiring English sources

And it can still do plenty of harm to a very sick economy.

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Plenty of harm has been done in the name of both.

What the Star article doesn't mention is that the schools so "eager to assist" these Wright students have inflicted plenty of harm on some of their own enrollees.

The PROTECT IP Act and SOPA will do plenty of harm, without providing any real assurance that they will stem the flow of digital piracy.

Most people would agree that plenty of harm has been done in the name of the Christian faith, or faith in general, for that matter.

While perhaps not as eye-catching as the US student's plight, there are plenty of other instances of harm caused by art.

And there will be plenty of people to do harm but not enough to do good".

Mr Yudhoyono and Malaysia's prime minister, Abdullah Badawi, have stood firm despite street protests against the price hikes.South-East Asia's subsidy-slashing is doing it plenty of good and little harm, says David Fyfe of the International Energy Agency.

But he said there were plenty of others who wanted to harm the group, mostly Sunnis who oppose its involvement in Syria.

If you don't mind spiders, you can also teach your child how having spiders in the house can reduce the bugs too; there are plenty of spiders that won't harm humans that can perform this helpful service for you.