Sentence examples for probably harmful from inspiring English sources

I think it's probably harmful".

That cycle, in turn, likely had "far-reaching and probably harmful effects on the mental and physical health of affected individuals".

In short, spanking a child may seem helpful in the short term, but is ineffective and probably harmful in the long term.

China is such an economic success, such an emerging power, that it is easy to fall for its claims that politics is stable and that elections are unnecessary and probably harmful.

"I think President Putin represents a deep strain in Russia that is probably harmful to Russia over the long term, but in the short term can be politically popular at home and very troublesome abroad," he added.

On the basis of a single anecdote (from the founder of a personal genomics company) about a man who underwent expensive, repeated testing that caught prostate cancer — in truth, by dumb luck — he seems to endorse an unproven and probably harmful cancer screening practice.

"It's probably not harmful for children, but it's not normal.

It is thought that trace amounts in drinking water are probably not harmful.

Dr. Detterman said of brain training, "It's probably not harmful.

The findings, published in the JAMA Psychiatry Journal, have been met with scepticism from some experts who say that watching pornography in moderation was probably not harmful.

The corn itself is probably not harmful.