Sentences with phrase «real harm in»

Well, they might not be doing the hiring in - house and might simply forward your materials to the temp agency, but there's no real harm in trying.

Our view is that there's no real harm in publishing a comment motivated by «link juice» if the comment makes sense and adds some value to the conversation on the blog, i.e., it is coherent and articulate.

I never saw any particular need for mounts in GW2, but I also never saw any real harm in adding them.

Of course, I am very particular about the file structure on my devices, there is no real harm in leaving things as they are, if you like living on the edge like that.

As long as you maintain a diet that has included the healthy foods you should eat first, there's no real harm in including the empty calories from so - called «bad» foods.

If you are thinking that there is no real harm in calling something a detox as long as it is healthy, that is at least partially true.

Should we just say, «kids will be kids,» and there's no real harm in a daily slice (or two or three)?

You have crazy people in a whirlwind of religious delusion, a fantasy world, who act out against other people — and causing real harm in the process.

The real harm in Fifty Shades — and other «literature» like it — is that it dulls our conscience to the hideous crime that domestic violence really is.

Not exact matches

Bill Morneau's tax reforms are supposed to close cynical loopholes that unfairly lower corporate tax bills — but real family businesses will be harmed in the process

There are statutory obligations to report — in Alberta and, soon, federally — if there's a cybersecurity incident that presents a real risk of significant harm to an individual.

And just as Trump's tweets are simultaneously artifice and impactful, Bremmer predicts Trump's appearance in Davos holds the potential for real harm.

In this way, he's a bit like Latin American socialists who cling to theories no matter the real world harm they wreck.

Earlier this month, Carrey — who has gained a reputation for being a political artist on Twitter — tweeted a drawing of Hannity as a WWE wrestler fighting InfoWars host Alex Jones in front of an audience, writing «if you believe wrestling is real u may even believe Fox News,» but «wrestling doesn't harm viewers.»

Canada can learn from the experiences of places like Sydney, Zurich and San Francisco in assessing which policies best address the concerns of residents and which policies may do more harm than good to the local real estate market.

While the misuse and exploitation of information people share with companies does not constitute the type of «breach» or theft discussed in the previous chapter on security (because the information was not technically stolen), the potential for harm to individuals and to vulnerable categories of people is nonetheless very real.

The real estate industry is already in the midst of an aggressive battle against the loss of the state and local property tax deduction that they argue could harm home values.

Displaying what Donald (now Dierdre) McCloskey once characterized as «the intellectual range from M to N,» there is no real comparison of the Fed's record with that of the system that preceded it; no mention of other monetary systems circa 1913 that had better records than the United States (most pertinently, that of Canada); not nearly enough acknowledgment of the great harm the Fed has caused more than once in its history; no discussion of why a few other central banks — though surprisingly, only a few — have performed better than the Fed; and no inkling that central banking may not be the best of all possible systems in the best of all possible worlds.

In the May 23 piece, Pearson argues, «The real cost of import restrictions is the harm they do to manufacturers of value - added products that use steel as an input.»

The real picture is that harm, in the form of hom ophobia, pedophi lia, misog yny, etc., are destroying the Church, and there's nothing in your list of commandments which covers that.

The book is to help people who have acknowledged that there is sexual harm in their life to ask themselves what real, profound transformation and redemption looks like.

Sin did no real harm whatever in the universe, since the absolute perfection which the universe involves in its cause could never be more or less than absolute.

Those who think it's just an exercise in whiny self - indulgence are blind or fools or fortunate to have never been exposed to the very real harm — not annoyance, not hurt feelings, but real harm — that is sometimes done in the name of Christ.

In these real cases, were the attending physicians being faithful to their calling, even to the classical minimum medical ethic of «Do no harm»?

I think you are right in pointing out that the real problem of sin is not so much that it harms or injures God, but that it is damaging to ourselves and to our relationship with God.

I know that I have had to struggle, myself, with coming to real understanding of, and how to deal with shame, which is imposed from an external source, and remorse, which is seems to arise internally, from somewhere within my own self, my own mind, in response to recognition of hurt or harm something I've done has or may have caused.

Further, the shift in the focus of his argument from opposing capital punishment to opposing violence generally, even when it is exercised by the civil government against aggressors who would harm innocent people, would result in real injustice.

While there is real truth in bringing everything in prayer before the Lord, this kind of cliché rhetoric, if used void of empathy and understanding, can cause more harm than healing.

In the context of a healthy, real food based diet, small amounts of these natural sugars won't cause harm.

This light delicacy has all of the flavorful elements you would expect in a real tuna salad, except no fish were harmed in the making of this salad.

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He would have done his chances no harm on Sunday as he danced his way through the Real Madrid defence with some brilliant footwork, as seen in the clip below, before putting it on a plate for Jessie Lingard to open the scoring.

Wish we had Fergie / he would know Arsenal just needs one player who would impose Arsenal play and draw all the talent we have to it's tempo / Arteta has saved us well for the past 3 or so years in this regard / Every team has such an engine which dictates tempo changes of tactics of which Arsenal are without one hence all the problems / ManCity have YAYA / Fergie had SCHOLES / West - Harm now have SONG / Aston - Villa have SANCHEZ / Chelsea have FABRIGAS / Real Madrid had XABI ALONSO / Baca have xavi / Liverpool have Steve Gerard another replica if our own Flamini.

It would be advisable to Didier Deschamps not to pick the Real Madrid striker in any of his squads, and considering how healthy the squad is now Benzema can only do more harm than good at this point in time.

You're simply encouraging cheaters to hide it better, and ignoring that there are real and significant harms being done even in secret.

In light of the very real possibility of harm, you might want to put an end to the climbing.

Stephen Balkam, CEO of FOSI, discusses the difference between «risk» and «real harm,» both online and in the real world.

In any case, I don't think there is any real harm done whatever parents decide.

But often these turn into crushing expectations that cause real harm and disillusionment at the most important time in a child's development.

Instead, the report proposes strategies such as restricting food choice, which runs the real risk of causing the SNAP program considerable harm by stigmatizing beneficiaries and throwing sand in the gears of this very successful program.

But since in real life hospitals do everything possible to avoid harming babies we might have to accept that they have a motive other than profit.

The consumer is being harmed in a very real way by USDA's decision not to label this stuff on packaging.

Removing this test would allow the Conservative government to deport an individual to a country where the face a real risk of torture, harm or humiliation which is in direct conflict with an established line of reasoning from the ECtHR.

There is no one solution that will eradicate harm but evidence shows that action in these areas will make a real difference, reducing the burden on our frontline workers and creating safer communities for all.

That would boost his leadership credentials with the Tory grassroots who want out but also do little harm to the chances of the UK staying in the EU - which some say is actually closer to his real position.

It also diverts police attention and resources from the serious crime which causes real harm, all in the name of persecuting people who want to use or grow cannabis in the privacy of their own home.

The court is looking into a complaint made by a Brazilian investment group which claims it was financially harmed when Barcelona and Neymar allegedly withheld the real amount of the player's transfer fee from Brazilian club Santos in 2013.

The NY Post calls on Cuomo to «end his monkey business» in the form of repeated public spats with de Blasio, «before it does real harm.»

«When individuals file false claims for unemployment benefits it harms those who are in real need of assistance and my office is committed to holding individuals accountable when they cheat the system.»

A $ 223 million midyear budget cut — the amount that Gov. David Paterson is threatening to take from city schools in January — will do real damage to classrooms if a union survey of the harm already wrought by the $ 400 million in city budget cuts this fall is any indication.