Sentence examples for totally harm from inspiring English sources

Yes, setting aside natural places would totally harm the environment.

You can't totally remove harm from anywhere," he added.

In a study carried out in Ghana, 52.9% clients of traditional medicine and 75% orthodox medicine users claimed that the use of traditional medicine is not safe as compared to orthodox medicine, but only 17.1% and 5% of traditional medicines users and orthodox medicine users respectively described traditional medicine usage as remarkably safe and totally out of harm's way [ 29].

Mr Hunt said: "Threatening extreme action is totally unwarranted and will harm vulnerable patients.

"That anybody would ever contemplate saying or trying to do something like that in Australia as a way of responding to someone who has committed self-harm is totally unthinkable," said Young.

Senior doctors have written to David Cameron to warn that the government's plans to reform the NHS in England could "totally destabilise" it and ultimately harm patients.

The actor said it had "absolutely not" happened and that it was "totally against my nature to harm anybody in any way whatsoever".

It did not ask for any information beyond what I'd included in my original application, such as my name and address, so I figured, "What's the harm?" Anthony then, totally unprompted, said he was going to mail me a check with my first week's salary and some additional funds for my "first task"—which he said would be buying supplies for needy orphans.

"In general, the benefits of screenings have been vastly oversold and the harms have been totally ignored" or downplayed, says H. Gilbert Welch, a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy, who led the new study.

"The harm is that it is totally disruptive of their life.

On many occasions, and I fear that this is amongst them, such measures may be totally and utterly counterproductive and cause more harm than good on the long run.