Sentence examples for slightly less harmful from inspiring English sources

Moving people onto other, slightly less harmful drugs is no bad thing, either.

After all, Vilma just got suspended for a year for encouraging his teammates to do something slightly less harmful than face-stomping.

And since Twinkies were never really seen by most people as a true dessert — I'm not sure I've ever seen a plateful of them brought to a table after a meal, though I'm certain it happens [2] — you can hardly blame parents for wanting to substitute a slightly less harmful snack.

On the other hand, under-negotiated deals can be slightly less harmful, because it is easier to be corrected with a founder option re-up.

For more than four decades, science has shown these regulations to be unwarranted and counterproductive, but even now the most the political process is willing to do is make them only slightly less harmful.

Something that's always left out of these debates, however, is which kind of gay couple would be slightly less harmful to society (because, by default, all gay couples are harmful, obviously).

What's needed is a way out of this negotiating cul-de-sac, a way for both sides to save face while they end this saga and return DC to its natural state of ever-so-slightly less harmful gridlock.

Certain physiological changes (e.g. loss of body hair, high density of eccrine sweat glands, bipedalism) might have rendered increased heat production, caused by slightly deleterious ATPase mutation, less harmful in humans.

In other cases, the alteration of genes or their rearrangement may be less harmful (only slightly deleterious).

But the bar is low:The drug need only be slightly more effective than Taxol or a bit less harmful.

"It makes it less harmful," he said.