Sentences with phrase «to do 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.

Having said that, experimenting with different positions won't do you much harm either.

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.

Most healthy dogs will make enough antibodies to fight it off, before the disease does much harm.

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

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.

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.

That said, there is ample proof from dozens, if not hundreds, of cardholders I know that the «pump and dump» strategy can work without doing much harm to your credit rating if you're careful — although these days it does help to start out with a great FICO score — the most commonly used measure of an individual's credit record.

(This is why we have anti-littering laws — no single gum - wrapper does much harm, but if everybody littered constantly, our cities would be unliveable.)

And these players did much harm after they stop wearing Arsenal outfit than Flamini.

Processed foods, food dyes (especially Yellow # 5 (Tartazine)-RRB-, preservatives, canned, aged, and otherwise old foods still do me much harm.

Although the model system studied here used protein from a species of herpes virus — which is only transmitted between squirrel monkeys, without actually doing much harm to them — these monkey herpes viruses are structurally very similar to viruses causing Kaposi's sarcoma in humans.

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

It seems that all the political correctness and censorship needed in the US has done much harm for the brand, and it also seems that if Americans see a good foreign show, they take it and «American - ize» it.

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.

The newest flavor of Sense, dubbed Sense «7.0 G» in the menus, cuts back some of the more elaborate parts of Sense, as well as removing one or two other things that weren't really doing much harm.

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.

Note that a Yorkshire Terrier does not have excessive strength and is not capable of doing much harm to humans, but an aggressive attitude toward us is very harmful and worrying, especially if there are children involved.

I was also happy to hear that Hurricane Dean, one of the major storms threatening the Yucatan island this summer, didn't do much harm to his people and to the habanero plantations.

«I don't think inflation will do much harm to the economy and to my business, but the high - interest - rate policy that I anticipate the Bank of Canada will follow will do significant harm to both.»

But today we need no longer fear that they will do much harm and make the laity less willing to abide by the decisions of the hierarchy.

The only reason we survived all that - although it did much harm - was I went to counseling for 2 - 3 years and read a million self - help books.

Thinking about some jobs as sacred, and others as non-sacred can do much harm.

I did much harm to myself and husband and children by trying to turn us into a wonderful Christian family for many years.

It won't do you much harm, but it won't do you much good, unless all you're after is glucose.

But I also have to admit that their approach didn't do me much harm.

However, as using coconut sugar won't do much harm to these delicious matcha cupcakes, I thought: why not?

I don't smoke (now or never) neither do I condone it because it does much harm to your system especially as footballers.

It is also pointless to argue that the poison is being spread way out there in the middle of nowhere, and therefore it can not do much harm.

While I think he is a really good striker, I feel a cash plus Edin Dzeko deal wouldn't do us much harm.

Patti Rundall, Co-Chair of IBFAN says: «Follow - up formula imarketing has done much harm to infant and young child health and survival — all over the world the companies have used all manner of tactics to promote these expensive products as essential for health, using claims, idealisation, gifts, samples and advertising.

I doubt they're likely to do her much harm, but they do show a good tool for taking the wind out of future Swift Boaters» sails: humor, something of which the 2004 public version of John Kerry was essentially incapable.

The Lib Dems for a while campaigned on putting a penny on Income Tax to fund education spending and it's unlikely it did them much harm (although it's possible that what was popular with their supporters might have had limited appeal beyond).

All in all, I can not see that Carl has done much harm.

Getting called Nick Clegg over didn't do much for his credibility, after he blurted out in an interview with Piers Morgan that he'd slept with «no more than 30» women; but then it didn't do that much harm, either.

Sponges efficiently regenerate their own tissue, so the tiny bites probably don't do that much harm.

Although a drink or two once or twice a week won't do you much harm, getting stiff everyday will destroy your gains.

While neither expert thinks this diet can do much harm, they don't think you'll benefit much from it either.

So, let's not think in a way that skipping the diet plan or the supplement for one day won't do that much harm.

I have no idea what causes borderline personality disorder, but it wouldn't do much harm to try a ketogenic diet for a few weeks and see if it makes a difference.

«Forgetting» to remove your makeup once or twice may not do much harm, but neglecting to remove your foundation, smoky eye, and winged eyeliner night after night is sure to.

If you're a beer pong champion who weighs 200 pounds, then I guess a few lagers with your prime rib won't do much harm.

Maybe part of it is that the attackers, safe and dry in their homes, each think they're just a drop in the bucket and one little nasty comment to vent their anger won't do much harm.