Sentence examples for proved harmful for from inspiring English sources

This proved harmful for Peterle's campaign, as he was closely associated with the Catholic Church.

The release of other game birds, such as Phasianus colchicus pheasants and Alectoris rufa red-legged partridge, can also prove harmful for grey partridges due to competition and shared pathogens [ 2].

A redundant presentation of text proved harmful especially for delayed performance measures.

That is, it assumes that because something has not been proved harmful, it is harmless---that absence of evidence (e.g., for DT) is evidence of the absence (of DT).

He also ruled out playing if it proved harmful to his team.

The Vatican has tended to label such news coverage as "attacks" that "have undoubtedly proved harmful".

Its addictiveness was exposed, though not proved harmful, on "60 Minutes".

History is full of cautionary tales of promising treatments that proved harmful.

And even if cell phones proved harmful to our health -- then what?

Intensive immunosuppression proved harmful and fatal [ 2].

In fact, in Mayor Bronin's view, the city has already been more open about its use of the technology than many other municipalities and, he suggested, a strong surveillance regime could mean avoiding police tactics like dragnets that have proven harmful in the past for poor and marginalized communities in the city.