Sentence examples for that it harms from inspiring English sources
It is even possible that it harms Sun sales with women.
If there's no evidence that it harms others, then the state should let them get on with it.
Compulsive hoarding is defined, in part, by clutter that so overtakes living, dining and sleeping spaces that it harms the person's quality of life.
Even many fans trading music through Napster see their activity as a form of sharing and say they doubt that it harms the artists they admire.
One is that it harms athletes or, if the argument is made by someone willing to admit that putting athletes in harm's way is an integral part of many sports (boxing, rugby, American football and so on), that it harms them unnecessarily.
Which brings us to the most disingenuous and misleading claim of the Israeli leadership in opposing Europe's move — that it harms Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts to resume negotiations and achieve peace by empowering Palestinian maximalism.
"We are pleased that the court agreed with the department that Microsoft abused its monopoly power, that it violated the antitrust laws and that it harmed consumers".
Six days later the chief censor Ernst Seeger banned the film on the grounds that it harmed the national image.
They have variously contended that the film sought to promote Barack Obama's political prospects, that it harmed national security interests by revealing details of the hunt for Bin Laden, or that it incorrectly credited torture as contributing to his capture.
In Britain, where the aftermath of the war tarnished Blair's reputation in much the same way that it harmed George W. Bush on this side of the Atlantic, the response to his essay has been predictably hostile.
Prediman K. Shah, chief of cardiology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, says "it is not a total surprise" that torcetrapib didn't work or that it harmed people.
