Sentence examples for too much harm from inspiring English sources

It didn't do him too much harm.

And this has done too much harm to the process".

"If they're undisturbed they don't do too much harm," Dr. Fitzgerald said.

Japan has lived with arguments about history ever since 1945, without suffering too much harm.

Mr Bush argued it would do too much harm to the American economy.

A few missing rivets here or there will not cause too much harm.

Mr. Arnett said he was confident that the Iraqis needed Western reporters too much to harm them.

Dr. Kates agrees that economic advancement is vital and says evidence is emerging in many places that it can occur without too much environmental harm.

Frills aside, it's clear that this kind of distance-neutral communication can serve two valuable purposes in a world seeking to advance the human condition without causing too much environmental harm.

But for a decade, the FDA has warned that pregnant or breastfeeding women, those who may become pregnant, and young children avoid certain types of high-mercury fish because of concern that too much could harm a developing brain.

Too much can harm the grass.