Sentence examples for seem to harm from inspiring English sources

Yet doctors still don't fully understand why chemotherapy doesn't seem to harm most fetuses.

This does also concentrate all the salts (which the EtOH wash removes) but they do not seem to harm anything.

First, if their loss was very close, it did not seem to harm their reputations nearly as much.

Buckyballs and multi-walled nanotubes didn't seem to harm the flies, but carbon black and single-walled nanotubes maimed and killed them.

This putative monobollock (which didn't seem to harm his sex life much) comes first in the numbered list of "conditions" – a checklist, effectively, of What Made Him All Weird – that stand for a "Conclusion".

Complaints about his abrasive comments and "alpha male behavior" accompanied his rise to fame from the beginning, yet did not seem to harm his reputation within WikiLeaks or Tor.

The association of PET with PBT segments seemed to harm the hard segments crystallization.

The "resignation" of Mr. Hu seemed to harm the Party's own credibility, but it also appeared to bolster his own.

Being kept in captivity not only seems to harm the animals psychologically - animals that roam over greater distances also tend to have the highest infant mortality rates in zoos.

"What to Do in Case of Fire" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language and gag violence that seems to harm very few and presents little danger.

But note that, at the same time, depletion seems to harm no one.