harm造句

Excessive drinking did harm to his health.

To expose to harm or danger; imperil.

Will this cleaning fluid harm the furniture?

They powdered it to prevent further harm.

Many animals can harm me, but I do not harm them.

It did harm the relative power of the Japannese state.

Dear, your departure has done great harm to me.

He thought no harm in reading that novel.

I won't harm you if you let me talk.

There's no harm in your staying up late occasionally.

It wouldn't do him any harm to work a bit harder.

I saw no harm in letting the children read these books.

The new tax laws will clobber small businesses, ie harm them financially.

The upgrade should not reintroduce any previously fixed bugs (first, do no harm).

I should never be happy without him, so think it no harm to be off.

Generally speaking, science has provided us with many valuable things. But if used wrongly, it can also lead to harm.

Environmentalists did harm by being ignorant and ideological and unwilling to change their mind based on actual evidence. As a result we have done harm and I regret it.

But it does not harm the optic nerve, which transmits electrical impulses from the retina to the brain.

In Europe alone, an average of one in every 10 patients admitted to hospital suffers some form of preventable harm.

If the bear market in IPOs proves transitory (which is what usually happens), the harm will be small.

Through simulation acid rain marinate and eluviate experiment, make clear the toxicity and the harm to environment of chromium slag.

We will continue to remedy improper practices that harm public interests and strive to resolve such outstanding problems as arbitrary educational charges and excessively high medical costs.

It can be tempting to just put up a ranked list, but in most cases doing so will harm the very wisdom you're trying to glean.

No real harm done, but it made a big mess of both the tree and the yard under it. One kind of Halloween mischief.

They know that no harm is meant, and that such gestures are merely signs of friendliness or affection, therefore they cannot openly show their displeasure.

Even if we did succeed in making children obey us, though - say, by using positive reinforcement - is obedience worth the possible long-term psychological harm?

They are offended by concrete wrongs, such as cruelty and racial injustice, but are relatively unmoved by lies or transgressions that don't seem to do anyone any obvious harm.

For food defense, the emphasis shifts away from both traditional sensitivity and specificity to rapid identification of anything unusual present at a high enough level to cause harm to public health.

Tony Blair said the investigation had been halted because it threatened to harm relations with Saudi Arabia, a key ally in the fight on terrorism and a partner in the Middle East peace process.

Based on this point this paper points out the situation of sex proportion and serious harm of the unbalance of sex proportion, and analyzes the complex causes of sex unbalance from the axpects of concept economy, culture, policy, management etc.

New York City-based chiropractor Dr Arnie Angrist warns keeping a "fat wallet" in your back pocket is doing your back, hips, neck, pelvis and even your bottom potentially a lot of harm.

It is said that the woman in love is zero IQ. In fact, a woman is not stupid. She knows all the harm that a man has done to her. So women tend to break up more than men when they break up.

原句中even cause harm说明进行面试会造成不利影响，所以hindrance一词肯定是负面的。 回到选项中A,B都是positive, 而C. procedure（程序，手续）则是中*的，所以只有rference (干扰、干涉）为负面意义，故*为D.