Sentence examples for ultimately harmful from inspiring English sources

The Muslim system, however, proved ultimately harmful.

Ms. Jacquet said this was not uncommon and was not, ultimately, harmful from a planning perspective.

(2) High inflation is ultimately harmful to the economy, because it subverts both stability and growth.

"Haven't watched the taylor swift video and I don't need to watch it to tell you that it's inherently offensive and ultimately harmful," tweeted the rapper Earl Sweatshirt, a few hours after the video was posted.

The provision of fare information, without stating the most significant restrictions that apply to the fare advertised, is deceptive and ultimately harmful to consumers and the airline industry alike.

Any attempt to paint the industry as corrupt because of the expansion of adult day centers is ultimately harmful to the thousands of New Yorkers who now benefit from them.

These cells will ultimately be shed and removed from the surrounding micro-environment thus ridding the host of potentially harmful pre-cancerous cells [ 61].

Tactically, positioning boys as role models in preventing, stopping and ultimately ending harmful practices can have positive outcomes.

But Does Baby Get It?" (front page, Dec. 15) does not mention growing evidence that screen viewing may ultimately be harmful for infants and toddlers.

Research from Yale's Florian Ederer and Song Ma, along with coauthor Colleen Cunnigham, investigates how such acquisitions may blunt innovation and ultimately be harmful to patients.

If regulators want proof that the merger of T-Mobile US Inc. and Sprint Corp. will ultimately be harmful to consumers, Thursday's wireless industry sell-off may be it.