Sentences with phrase «much harm»

I agree with some of the reform ideas, or, I at least think they won't do much harm if everyone decides they want to go that way.

We now see that in much of the world efforts to improve the quality of life have done as much harm as good.

It may come on slowly or suddenly depending on its root cause, and recovery depends on how much harm was done to the brain before treatment could begin.

It would be funny if it wasn't causing so much harm in our society.

Although they usually do not cause much harm, such behaviour must be discouraged at a young age, lest they continue biting well into adulthood.

So when you feel like it your only options are to snack on nutritionally viable foods which are not going to do too much harm.

That said, since this card has no annual fee, there's not much harm in getting it.

It probably would not do much harm on the odd occasion, perhaps an emergency when dog shampoo was not to hand but we as responsible dog owners should always have a supply shampoo.

But it was people reading everything this politician wrote and elevating those words to a point of absurdity that has done the world so much harm since.

Even though science has not yet been able to demonstrate much harm to children from consumption of pesticides, why take a chance when you don't have to.

A movie where you can see both - how much harm drugs deal to young people.

And points out something I have trouble getting through folks heads sometimes... Too many plants can produce just as much harm as too many animals in a given area.

What a shame it only puts off the inevitable, and causes so much harm.

As a result, their local fish can be collected without too much harm.

Think of how much harm has been caused by those who never asked the second part of the question.

In a bleak world, a bit of solidarity with like - minded folk doesn't do much harm.

That said, since this card has no annual fee, there's not much harm in getting it.

A lot of times it's what I recommend for folks if they are going to be eating less meat to not increase their dairy and if possible to decrease their dairy because it has just done so much harm for the animals and for the environment.

Lecter is a frightening character because he can do so much harm from within that cell without ever laying a hand on you (even if he could).

They can cut risk further with equally weighted stock funds so that no one big company in an index can do much harm if it flops in price or goes bankrupt.

LB) Ben Davies 6 — Young Welsh international Ben Davies finds himself behind Danny Rose usually, but didn't do himself too much harm with this performance.

In the end, this event ended without too much harm after he was rescued from the «Dubai authorities» after a harrowing 3 days of detention.

However these small blockades did not bring along much harm when viewed at a holistic level.

It delayed the outcome of the truth by decades, causing so much harm along the way.

Furthermore, most voice assistants respond audibly to commands, and most devices ask the user to unlock them to visit a website, so it's unlikely a malicious hacker could do much harm before the device's legitimate owner noticed.

«When taking vows as elders at Coral Ridge, each individual commits before God to strive for the purity, peace, and unity of the church,» Coral Ridge stated to CT. «We are saddened that these two elders failed in their vows by withholding this information regarding our former senior pastor, which has since caused many families and churches much harm.»

It didn't do Chelsea, and Leicester much harm not being involved in it in recent years.

It can give you massive breast sores and can do so much harm other than the pain.

We don't know how much harm disposables can cause, but the preliminary tests don't look good.

In a particularly personal attack that seemed clearly aimed at Cameron and the chancellor, George Osborne, Priti Patel, the employment minister, used an article in the Sunday Telegraph to say it was «shameful» that wealthy remain campaigners did not realise how much harm mass immigration was doing to the poor.

I won't go into too much detail about these three foods in this specific article because I think most people in this day and age finally realize how much harm sugar, gluten, and vegetable oils can do to your body in terms of inflammation.

i guess protien in liquid form wont do much harm shakes or drinks like protica can be very helpful in preganancy specially in dehydration.

I don't know how much it harms Linda but it certainly doesn't help... all children need to grow up exposed to life outside a small tight circle.

It doesn't do the presentation much harm; surprisingly these ageing textures hold up quite nicely on a 4K TV.

I hope the particle effects can stay, but I'm debating how much they harm visibility and performance so it's a tradeoff.

If, after Trump, the U.S. rejoins a healthy global climate regime and shifts with a few years» delay on to an emissions trajectory consistent with Paris» long - term goals, then the climate will not be much harmed by any transient U.S. lethargy.

And so a position that a nation takes on atmospheric ghg atmospheric targets is necessarily an ethical issue because nations and people have an ethical duty to not harm others and the numerical ghg atmospheric goal will determine how much harm polluting nations will impose on the most vulnerable.

The Las Vegas shooter was able to do so much harm only because of the tightly - packed crowd.

It's good to know that even with this much traffic, the attackers couldn't do much harm besides interrupting GitHub's service for a few minutes.

Since 2007, Pascal Metrics has been helping hospitals understand how, why, and how much harm happens.

Indeed, Aristotelian Logic, by its neglect of mathematical notions, has done almost as much harm as good for the advancement of science.

Losing Sanchez would cause so much harm for the North London club as no one of this side could match his vision, flair and eye of goals.

So much harm from a single seed of destruction calling people to value ignorance over knowledge, logic over irrationality, and delusion over reality.