Sentence examples for something harmful from inspiring English sources

Rather, when one has knowingly and willing risked something harmful, one cannot legitimately complain when that harm comes home to roost.

General-Harm measures beliefs about medicines as something harmful.

And that means the (very bad) act of not stopping something harmful is not commensurate with the (very, very bad) act of actively committing harm.

Something harmful?" She shrugged.

"Climate change" implies either something harmful or beneficial.

Food allergies occur when the body's immune system mistakes a protein in food for something harmful.

"Officers not familiar with the technology may see it as something harmful.

A parent may call poison control because they suspect their kid ate something harmful but aren't really sure, for instance.

Spiesel says that "if a child does something harmful, the parents are in legal jeopardy whether or not the child has taken medication".

Skipworth explains the much more controversial theory of market-share liability, which nearly does away with causation entirely in situations where many companies all negligently placed something harmful into the stream of commerce.

"It gets tiring," he said, "but when you find somebody that's already been successful doing something harmful to a child and then you get him arrested, you can't beat that".