Sentence examples for seen as harmful from inspiring English sources

Safe space is not a place where dissent is discouraged, where dissent is seen as harmful.

Over all, consumers receive more interest than they pay, so lower rates might be seen as harmful.

The explanation echoed a similar point made by other executives, earlier this year, after North Carolina and other states passed laws seen as harmful to L.G.B.T. rights.

In March, the data suggested that for 7 in 10 Republicans and 6 in 10 Democrats, the other party's policies were seen as harmful to the country.

"In Italy, competition is seen as harmful, and it makes you work too hard," said Luca Pellegrini, vice president of the Center of Commercial Studies at Bocconi University in Milan.

Behaviors are made illegal because they are seen as harmful or antisocial; the main idea is to deter people from engaging in them by using the law to draw a line.

GLEP has been working to pass similar reforms in Michigan but has also focused on protecting charters from what the organization sees as harmful government intrusion.

Kaine is trying to play the long game: Cooperate where he can but oppose what he sees as harmful Trumpian politics.

This terrible idea was briefly championed by the OECD, which in the late 1990s attacked what it saw as "harmful" tax competition, though it has since modified its view.

But he did not hold back against those in his own party who made what he saw as harmful and overly personal criticism of Judge Sotomayor in the first few days after her selection.

The Labour-led government in Wales is to introduce legislation aimed at countering what it sees as harmful changes to workers' rights in the controversial new Trade Union Act, the Guardian understands.