I once spoke very strongly and not unintentionally in the patient's presence about the harmfulness of coitus reservatus.
A form that has a soothing, healing effect is the result of a mind that is free from harmfulness and defects.
The present study confirmed the harmfulness of bidis in the causation of lung cancer.
The fact is that cults can only be consistently defined and opposed on grounds of their harmfulness.
Their harmfulness will remain the same and children, pregnant women and seniors will not be better protected for all that.
If some members of a set differ in some important way from the others, usually in terms of their danger or harmfulness, they are put into another group.
It strikes me as rather odd, though, that the harmfulness of the substances has not been established beyond question.
Agents are classified in five groups according to the state of scientific knowledge concerning their harmfulness for humans.
Residues from the operation of the incineration plant shall be minimised as regards both quantity and harmfulness.
Prior to being assigned work, prisoners were advised of its danger and harmfulness, as well as of safety-at-work measures applied.
The Board notes that the Government of the United Kingdom reaffirmed that its bill to reclassify cannabis, which was approved in October 2003 by Parliament, in no way underestimates the harmfulness of cannabis.
In concrete terms, this involves monitoring the presence of biomarkers of effectiveness and harmfulness from muscle biopsies taken at the point of injection.
It demonstrates harmfulness of pseudo-religious concepts sermonized by extremist movements.
This worked well until 1964, when a devastating report from the surgeon-general's advisory committee in effect ended medical uncertainty about the harmfulness of smoking. But Big Tobacco rode the punches.
Residues shall be minimised in their amount and harmfulness.
Such plans should be structured in such a way as to ensure appropriate planning of waste management options with a view to minimising waste generation and its harmfulness, and encouraging waste recovery.
Pursuant to the precautionary principle, the possible harmfulness of dangerous substances, materials and products should be given scientific substance.
If you have some suspicion that something is harmful, and yet you don't have complete data on its harmfulness, it's still a good idea to approach that particular thing with some care and to ask for more data that it be safe.
However, I think that all tobacco products, which may have different levels of harmfulness, should be treated in a way that is compatible with the level of danger they represent to human health.
What provisions in general have been made to minimize the quantities and harmfulness of residues resulting from incineration or co-incineration plants?
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There are, second, the rights to be protected against harms which befall children because of their childlike vulnerability and whose particular harmfulness is a function of a fact that they befall children.
In the same way, the carcinogenic nature of certain exposures has been demonstrated by experiments on animals or in laboratory, but there is no scientific evidence of their harmfulness for humans.

In this twentieth century, certain enlightened men are teaching the absurdity and harmfulness of a belief in a deity.
In the Middle Ages they thought to reduce its harmfulness at least by direct elimination, hence the use of drastic purgatives.
Quite possible, the experience, made at an early day with the breeding of animals, revealed the harmfulness of in-breeding.
The immorality and harmfulness of this system are obvious, and they spread with the extension of capitalism.
Many persons call almost every creature an insect that is small and supposed to be useless, or suspected of harmfulness.
They went from shop to shop, making the shopkeepers see the harmfulness of the Moncadist politics, promising them advantages.
This evidence regarding the physiological action of caffeol can not in any wise be construed to indicate a harmfulness of coffee.
Most parents nowadays recognize the harmfulness of such a rgime, and are careful to feed their children on more stimulating fare.
But, in this order, notions of utility and of harmfulness are much less precise.
Moreover, even when the use of other illicit drugs declines, this trend may not represent a decline in the harmfulness of these drugs.
The committee may soon recommend downgrading ecstasy from a class A drug to a class B, putting it on a par with cannabis in terms of harmfulness.
People are sentimental, and bastinado wrong-doing not according to its harmfulness, but according to the infamy that has come to attach to it.

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