Sentence examples for when it will harm from inspiring English sources

Or c) When it will harm a muck-raking newspaper?

(The museum has moved that enormous broken pencil out into the garden, where it will harm fewer people when it topples over, modernly).

When washing your newt's supplies, don't use soap or any other detergent as it will harm a newt.

Just because a spider's bite can harm a mole doesn't mean that it will harm a human.

It will harm us even more – going forward.

It will harm their skin otherwise.

Some places in the world would either offer the service of rehab or throw the convict in jail to "teach him a lesson," when it will actually harm the person both physically and emotionally.

"Reopening will happen when it will happen.

The advantage of the disjunctive notion is that this view of harm allows us to rely on the subjunctive-historical notion of harm whenever it is applicable, that is, when we will harm an existing person.

This is definitely one time when joining in will harm your health and reputation.

But amici are also united in their view that the government's order to Apple exceeds the bounds of existing law and, when applied more broadly, will harm Americans' security in the long run".