By the fourth or fifth newsless day, I decided to amuse myself with an obvious — and therefore, I thought, harmless — parody.
The nation's most common cardiac malfunction, once thought harmless but now seen as a potential killer, is testing the ability of regulators to keep up with medical treatments being carried out with scant evidence of long-term effectiveness.
Their study shows that fungicides, thought harmless to bees, may actually play a significant role in CCD.
It is, I think, a harmless trade, though it is not everywhere considered a respectable one.
You might think it harmless — after all, shouldn't it hydrate your lips from the outside in?
Since Orsi didn't seem to share it, I asked him how he thought hunting harmless birds benefitted society.
Lambert is deluded if he thinks maintaining harmless possession in recent games against Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Blackpool equals progress.
It was widely assumed at the time that the police had refused to prosecute the show's now famous producer, Michael White, because they thought it harmless.
On Sept. 12, 2001, he died from a paralyzing snakebite he received a day earlier while handling a snake he thought was harmless but turned out to be a krait, a relative of the cobra.
Though sometimes thought as harmless, campaigners say they have a "drip drip drip effect" which cause unhappiness and maintain barriers to an equal life.
