Sentence examples for really no harm from inspiring English sources

"These women do show their face for security purposes, so there's really no harm for anyone at all".

But it does mean that there is really no harm in saying to your best friend: can you help me with my dating profile to make sure it shows me at my best?

There's really no harm in calculator widgets, and allowing developers to craft innovative experiences that push the boundaries of what Apple may have intended is ultimately a positive gain for the company's platform in the long run.

But is it really no harm?

And if not, well, there's really no harm in asking.

Some of my methods are arguably questionable but they work (at least for me), so if you're someone like me who doesn't want to turn their phone off, disconnect or meditate regularly (although there's really no harm in trying...) then perhaps give this a go.

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"Instead of stepping forward and explaining what I'd meant by the cartoon and positing my own racial background as evidence that I'd really meant no harm, I chose to remain silent.

The truth is, by giving the boy a little bit of what he craves (kind attention, love, and approval), he keeps the kid hooked into the idea that he really means no harm.

It was just a magazine article and it really meant her no harm, and I don't think did her any harm.

Fortunately, f.lux is free — so there's not really any harm in seeing how it works for you.].