Sentence examples for would rather harm from inspiring English sources
He added, "Unfortunately, yes, this initiative would rather harm civil society and the opposition in Russia more than it would help".
Would you rather harm yourself than a stranger for profit?
Then, although for the last three hours he had been fighting locusts, squashing locusts, yelling at locusts, and sweeping them in great mounds into the fires to burn, he nevertheless took this one to the door and carefully threw it out to join its fellows, as if he would rather not harm a hair of its head.
They would rather look at harm on a systematic level as did Resar et al, 31 who mentioned that focus on AEs targets the system rather than the individual, and can lead to the exploration of methodology to improve or enhance clinical outcomes.
By encouraging (in effect, subsidising) ever more Britons to holiday abroad, extra runway capacity would probably harm rather than help the balance of payments.
Why would the Bangladesh government and a host of well-intentioned international donors take actions that would harm rather than benefit rural communities throughout the GDA?
Instead, it suggested that any delay instituting the new policy would harm rather than help the 350 million users it had already notified about the changes.
The classic jobsworth would rather close a building down than run a tiny risk of harm to life or limb.
Instead of putting yourself in harm's way, tell him or her that you would rather not partake in this aspect of vampirism, but are o.k.
When things go wrong, we would rather blame someone else than face the gruesome reality, and this diverts us from the real task of preventing harm".
