Sentence examples for therefore harm from inspiring English sources

He may, therefore, harm Mr Romney's chances of election.

Manufacturing costs in China will increase in other ways and therefore harm its competitive advantage.

Critics question how much strontium and cesium it will remove, and say tritium can lodge inside marine life, and therefore harm humans.

Parasites that are too successful, therefore, harm themselves, for each female cuckoo needs several nests of the same host species for her eggs.

If successful, it might threaten the survival of paid-for rivals and therefore harm the diversity that, for a century and a half, has made the British quality press the best in the world.

This implies that government-influenced investment accounts for about three-fifths of the growth in investment this year, up from one-fifth last year.The usual assumption is that government investment is less efficient and will therefore harm long-term growth.

Excluding such vital means of communication will leave the online student interpersonally stagnant and therefore harmed.

Their complaints range from killing the pristine view and therefore harming the tourism industry to violating tribal rights by prohibiting unobstructed views of the sunrise in the case of the Indians.

In addition, this mechanism holds a certain potential for the polluter to pass on the tax burden to the shipper (i.e., the consumer) therefore harming the consumer surplus from both sides; pollution and money resources, thus may carry on a potential threat to the global economy.

Many women are therefore harmed substantially by screening, as practically all detected carcinoma in situ cases and invasive cancers are treated, at great physical and psychological costs.

Ozone damages living cells, and therefore can harm not only growing plants but also people's lungs.