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The effects of such lazy thinking can multiply, at times harmfully.

The spacecraft would become hot but not harmfully so.

History was very strongly, and many would say harmfully, influenced by Romanticism.

The campaign raised an old apprehension in government that those who criticize harmfully become a threat to the legitimacy of their leadership.

The longer they are incorrectly institutionalized or harmfully placed in the adult system, the less "winning" on appeal will matter.

But, then again, the drinks companies and the supermarkets manipulate the market in ways that, while legal, may encourage people to drink harmfully.

Major campaign contributors clearly influence the passage of laws that govern the rest of us - often harmfully so.

But it provides ample authority for multilateral trade talks, while the proposed Senate legislation is harmfully tentative.

It's something you do, he told me, when you've got a projective that refuses to lock his mind-Gift down, or is using it harmfully.

Such is the bizarre world of Olympic bidding, where playing by the rules can fluctuate daily between admirable and harmfully dull.

Healthy lawns may fall prey to a variety of nibblers, parasites, and harmfully competitive weeds.

In practice it is not necessarily simple to tell a dry bite from a dangerously or at least harmfully venomous bite.

They concluded that the company's proposed signals harmfully slam into GPS devices around 75 percent of the time.

Other inner city children have been wastefully, though not harmfully, vaccinated over and over again because of a lack of medical records.

Individual trees are just as likely to be harmfully overshadowed by members of their own species as by members of other species.

Similarly, it is faulty to have an area too well serviced, so that factories must be run at lowered capacities, or else compete harmfully with one another.

For the record, its point was that journalistic staff felt Burgin's managerial style was harmfully affected by her being Clark's wife.

Compared to harmfully misleading or deliberately deceitful love affairs, the prostitute-client relationship is both forthright and unmessy.

We have found some people in the American Government, I wouldn't say everybody, to have acted very wrongly and harmfully against Mexico."

Buddhist tantric practice are categorized as secret practice; this is to avoid misinformed people from harmfully misusing the practices.

The evil fairy was aptly named Maleficent (a Latin-derived adjective meaning "harmfully malicious").

He says that if men were taught the art of calculating these things correctly, have a more exact knowledge that is, they would not act harmfully (357c-358d).

Those who champion smokers' rights should surely recognize that non-smokers, including babies and children, may be harmfully affected by other people being free to smoke in public places.