no harm

"There's no harm that we know of at all, in contrast to many antidepressants, " he said. "And it might be of some help. "

I had to keep telling myself that she means no harm, she's only trying to help, and if I actually let her help me, it would teach me a lot.

"When it was explained to us that the problems had no solutions, I thought to myself, 'well, there's no harm in trying, '" he said.

These mistakes are by no means serious. Nonetheless, there is no harm in trying to express your meaning more clearly.

But if men do not permit thee, then get away out of life, yet so as if thou wert suffering no harm.

TCM seems to be obeying the old medical mantra of doing no harm to its patients' health.

The concept of causing no harm to others is quite a general concept, and one that we find in most professional codes of conduct.

But now that he has come. . . and the master was so respected; not to follow him would be disrespectful, and there was no harm.

"Sure, " I said. An odd request, but no harm would come of it. As the old woman was leaving, I called out, "Goodbye, Mother! "

The tragic hero, though negated and annihilated, is only a phenomenon, whose destruction does no harm to the eternal life of the Will.

The tragic hero, though negated and annihilated, is only a phenomenon, whose destruction does no harm to the eternal life of the Will.

Installing the front should check each pedestal electrical engineering hull and surface exchangers has no harm, rust eclipse etc. Blemish.

No harm ever came to them. Their mother knew that she need have no fear for her children when they were in the forest.

I think it was a good use of stainless steel, so beautiful, easy to brush, there is no harm. wok a good one is hard to read.

Without any toxin and adverse effect, the invention is no harm for the body and can be taken for a long term.

Life is like a place full of thorns. The heart is motionless and thus one does not act rashly. Being motionless therefore does no harm.

I meant no harm by my remark, but she flared up at me as though I had insulted her.

"As to diseases make a habit of two things - to help, or at least, to do no harm. " - Hippocrates.

There was no harm in him, you know, he was only wild.

that you will do us no harm, just as we did not molest you but always treated you well and sent you away in peace.

It did me no harm but that was not the reason why an unforgiving person like me never really held any grudge against him for doing so.

Juvenile literature in those days had not evolved a distinct type of its own--but that I am sure did me no harm.

I cut off the end of your robe but did not kill you. Now you may know that I mean you no harm or treason.

There is no harm in drinking more water than recommended, as long as you do not go overboard on it.

That fellow repeatedly assured her that he would suffer her to receive no harm .

The wild goose south flies to have found, at a time the Yi orchid is loving own of go, is the temporary feud no harm again!

The concentrationof acid in these products is so low that our digestive systems are easily capable of coping with it with no harm to us.

Physical vibration of oil production technology has no harm, simple process, wide application scope and low cost, and many other advantages.

The spray gun is of no harm to the cat, only serve as a warning role. Note, however, do not water to the cat's ears AIDS.

And soon it may be illegal to infect a computer system (even your own) with a benign virus which does no harm at all.

And soon it may be illegal to infect a computer system (even your own) with a benign virus which does no harm at all.

If the aircraft is on the ground, this jump did not increase the number of slip law trouble, there would be no harm.

So anyone over the age of 11 has already lived through such a solar maximum, with no harm, according to NASA.

The bottom line is that adding vinegar, lemon or lime juice to your meals will do no harm and may help a bit in the battle of the bulge.

Don't worry, we'll see that the children come to no harm.

The best kind of vow brings benefits to self and others. But if is a vow only for your benefit, make sure that it does no harm to others.

I'll go with her to make sure she comes to no harm.

and the reversion of Mansfield Park, and a baronetcy, did no harm to all this.

But it was original, audacious and exciting and a spot of wild implausibility did it no harm at all.

But Paul called out with a loud voice, saying, Do no harm to yourself, for we are all here.

The meaning of this phrase is to be honest, no negative thinking or do no harm to other is the best way to live your life.

After all, the police guarded you, there were courts of law, you and yours could come to no harm.

"I suppose there's no harm in going after such a thing to-day, " says he.

This may be the best witness testifying to this fact, as Muslims have done no harm to those churches.

All the same, it does no harm for America to be seen to be working with an open mind and flexible diplomacy.

there The waiter spilled wine on the carpet but there was no harm done.

Thin, come to think that if it is just a joke, they do no harm.

The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she called me a lot of other names, too, but she never meant no harm by it.

Master Yiren what you said is reasonable. It's clean and no harm to skin to put on operation rubber gloves.

When you know certain things, you become invincible and no harm can come to you when you know that the end is soon.

What has the United States done to you to rejoice the loss of innocent people who have done you no harm whatsoever?

You are to stay here and watch over your sister, and comfort her, and see that no harm come to her.

The meaning of this phrase is to be honest, no negative thinking or do no harm to other is the best way to live your life.

After all, the police guarded you, there were courts of law, you and yours could come to no harm.

"I suppose there's no harm in going after such a thing to-day, " says he.

He may not be able to help but there's no harm in asking him.

This may be the best witness testifying to this fact, as Muslims have done no harm to those churches.

All the same, it does no harm for America to be seen to be working with an open mind and flexible diplomacy.

there The waiter spilled wine on the carpet but there was no harm done.

No harm seems to have been done.

By the same token, America requires that irradiation of food be shown to be not just beneficial, but to do no harm whatsoever.

Thin, come to think that if it is just a joke, they do no harm.

Hence, if a Muslim woman has her period during Ramadan, there is no harm if she breaks her fast and makes up for it after Ramadan.

The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she called me a lot of other names, too, but she never meant no harm by it.

Master Yiren what you said is reasonable. It's clean and no harm to skin to put on operation rubber gloves.

When you know certain things, you become invincible and no harm can come to you when you know that the end is soon.

Instead, he was told, the king would visit his Paris home: "so that you come to no harm as a result of your recent bath. "

She had never called herself Tokyo Rose, on air or otherwise, but there seemed no harm in taking the identity when the Hearst men asked her.

Certainly, international comparisons suggest that high capital ratio have done no harm to American banks' profits in recent years.

aside from the protection of the environment wicca ' s central theme , called the wicca rede , is " if it does no harm do your own will "

There is no harm in accepting guidance from others if it is meant for the improvement of life.

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

No matter whom you love do no harm to me and I just want to be a traveler passing your life silently.

Roy: So hey! This is just a wacky case of mistaken identities. No harm, no foul.

Seeing no harm in letting a blind man in, they opened the door.

What he said meant no harm to you.

There's no harm in saying what you think.

THE first task for the leaders of the Group of 20, who will meet in London on April 2nd, will be to do no harm.

This is a straight letter to you. I do not know if this will be ever read by you. However no harm in trying.

Even if you mean no harm at all, you could still overstep someone's boundaries.

This may very well be my final update, I do not know for sure yet, so prepare seriously and no harm will find you.

They fear that by blurring the boundary between health and disease, DSM-V loses sight of a doctor's first duty: to do no harm.

UK experts said there was "no harm" in drawing attention to the link between reduced sleep and ill health.

This could be inefficient because there would be no harm done by Ringo playing his music loud if Luciano is not home.

Mr Hassan says state ownership does Petronas no harm abroad, and its experience as a regulator is a selling point.

Set up a romantic getaway--this sounds like fun every once in a while; no harm in that!

He's only a rough sailor like me, but he's honest, and sincere, and I know she'll come to no harm while he lives!

Damian Hurst 's dissolute early life has done no harm to his status as a superstar in art circles today.

It has been proved that egg donation will have no harm to the donor and the procedure is simple.

No harm to the website and see what you have to understand, the consultant can also directly contact breast! ! !

Generally, wickedness does no harm at all to the universe; and particularly, the wickedness of one man does no harm to another.

Along the same lines, there is no harm in including extensions that are specific to other application servers.

It should also be noted that chronic liars mean no harm and most of the time they do it unintentionally.

My first piece of advice is along the lines of the medical motto: above all, do no harm.

love does no harm to its neighbor . therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.

All this fiscal toughness is doing the governor, Rick Perry, no harm.

The fear of the Lord is life indeed; filled with it one rests secure and suffers no harm.

Therefore in the interconnection, no harm can come to one's physical self, as earth has never partaken in harmfulness as a consensus.

That's when they need to be assured that no harm will come to them - physically, financially, or emotionally - as a result of the change.

Has any one the right to put snow down ourbacks when we are walking along peaceably, and doing no harm to any one?

And your fellow different professional. I meant no harm, just want to make friends with you.

I had the feeling that his view was, "no harm, no foul. "

That way, if you run into a problem during the upgrade, no harm is done.

The purpose of the other sperm is to give the message to the mother' s immune system that some foreign genes mean no harm.

And he shook off the beast into the fire, and felt no harm.

Bodily exercise, when compulsory, does no harm to the body; but knowledge which is acquired under compulsion obtains no hold on the mind.

Others, because they feel no harm, fear none, and so sleep as upon the top of a mast. To them I shall show the misery of the unconverted .

'I took no harm from the journey, thank you, ' she said disagreeably.

Won't you let me in I never did no harm.

This was so obviously part of the same process that there seems no harm in labelling the whole process a major deflation.

She begged all things on Earth to bring no harm to her son, but she forgot the mistletoe.

She later proclaimed that all who pass under the plant would have no harm come to them, only a kiss, a token of love.

The Commandant listened to her tale, praised her courage, and assured her that no harm would come to her.

"There is no harm in getting into the habit of winning games, no matter what competition it's in, " the former Spurs man stressed.

They mean no harm, any more than Americans mean any harm when they call Clegg the Liberal Democratic leader, as sometimes happens.

There's no harm done. ---There's no harm done either way, even if it is morally wrong according to me.

Living in the world, in addition to ensure no harm to others, we have to keep in mind not to be hurt by others.

America's Washington Mutual has done itself no harm by selling coffee and what-not in its branches.

Installing a Language Pack in the same language as the Server will do no harm, but uninstalling the Language Pack may cause problems.

It would do no harm to ask him.

There are few clear-cut injunctions along the lines of the Hippocratic oath for doctors, which commands physicians: "First, do no harm. "

They saw no "harm" in their modest life roles, but only the terms of their enslavement.

But the wider effect was to violate a central principle of democracy-promotion: "first, do no harm" .

Doctors can continue to do no harm, while researchers brace themselves for exciting, and unsettling, times to come.

In 19th century, wagons and carriages had tires made of iron or steel which did no harm to the wearing surface.

Take him, and look well to him, and do him no harm; but do unto him even as he shall say unto thee.

She begged all things on Earth to bring no harm to her son, but she forgot the mistletoe.

She later proclaimed that all who pass under the plant would have no harm come to them, only a kiss, a token of love.

The Commandant listened to her tale, praised her courage, and assured her that no harm would come to her.

"There is no harm in getting into the habit of winning games, no matter what competition it's in, " the former Spurs man stressed.

If you do it on your own that is good, but if you don't do it there is no harm done because I haven't told you to do it.

For much of the 20th century the resulting governance structure did no harm because voter initiatives were used sparingly.

While most of the husbands felt it was not necessary, they saw no harm in going along.

I know he meant no harm, but it was a very personal question.

There is no harm in making gifts to children, but they should not be rewards.

This love affair has long been beyond the human world ~ there is no reality, no harm, no tumult of all things.

When the dust of battle dies down we shall hear all sixty-six books declare with the apostle Paul, 'Do thyself no harm, for we are all here.

'Do not touch my anointed ones; do my prophets no harm. '

A little exaggeration, however, does no harm when it shows the person's unique qualities to their advantage.

If he could so command his affections, hers should do her no harm.

If ( it is ) properly treated, waste will do no harm to the environment.

While you do not need to escape asterisks everywhere in project files, doing so does no harm.

Pure research is all very well. But buttering a few parsnips at the same time can do no harm.

The utility model has the advantage that the air purifier causes no side effect on and no harm to human bodies.

if I am wrong , we will have done no harm to look at the issue skeptically and critically , to consider how we should be resisting it .

The correct use of the oil will do no harm to the live fish and have no influence on further fishery production and edible products.

Love him that loves his book, and speaks good words, and does no harm, for such a friend may do these good all the days of thy life.

I am inclined to doubt that, but there was no harm in trying.

If you do it on your own that is good, but if you don't do it there is no harm done because I haven't told you to do it.

For much of the 20th century the resulting governance structure did no harm because voter initiatives were used sparingly.

No harm ever came to Johnny Appleseed in his lonely travel through the wilderness.

mobile phone radiation and the small, vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, the elderly are available, the body no harm.

But if you are attracted to your colleague, there is no harm in asking her if those feelings are mutual.

Recent falls in commodities (demanded chiefly by Chinese companies) should do no harm to Chinese profits.

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

But the arrow did the bird no harm; only it dropped a golden feather from its tail, and then flew away.

Today, tree farmers bore a small hole into each tree, about three feet above the ground, and this does no harm.

" Blue-sky " days are measured by air quality reaching a minimum of Level II, when air causes no harm to health in any outdoor activities.

The policies of the Bush and Obama administrations violate the "do no harm" principle.

Myth #6. Drinking raw milk may not be safe, but no harm will come from eating products (cheeses, yogurts) made from raw milk.

If he could so command his affections, hers should do her no harm.

Be prepared for any fate, and there is no harm to be feared.

Anyway, the method above is simple, quick and exact. There is no harm in trying if you are interested in it.

New economic policies that try to speed up recovery should follow the first principle of medicine: do no harm.

I suppose there's no harm in a last minute entry, is there now?

The wrong-doer has done thee no harm, for he has not made thy ruling faculty worse than it was before.

Originally thought that as long as one to calm, the amount of more than one person is no harm.

but he could do no harm to heavy iron and had soon to give over his wrath.

The above method will not change the structure of the color box, and can accommodate indentation, line burst fault there's no harm.

Terry's performance as skipper also did him no harm as Capello's search for a long-term leader goes on.

These environment-friendly products cause no harm to the atmosphere.

Because the black market, however, finally supplanted the legal price-ceiling market, it must not be supposed that no harm was done.

But there is no harm in adding it as a reminder of the importance of Bodhi intentions.

Yes, but there's no harm in fanning the flames. Besides, they must fall in love tonight if we ever expect to be human again.

No harm ever came to Johnny Appleseed in his lonely travel through the wilderness.

Efforts to end genital cutting face resistance from women who see no harm in this tradition. They defend its cultural value.

mobile phone radiation and the small, vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, the elderly are available, the body no harm.

But if you are attracted to your colleague, there is no harm in asking her if those feelings are mutual.

Recent falls in commodities (demanded chiefly by Chinese companies) should do no harm to Chinese profits.

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

But the arrow did the bird no harm; only it dropped a golden feather from its tail, and then flew away.

Today, tree farmers bore a small hole into each tree, about three feet above the ground, and this does no harm.

" Blue-sky " days are measured by air quality reaching a minimum of Level II, when air causes no harm to health in any outdoor activities.

The policies of the Bush and Obama administrations violate the "do no harm" principle.

Myth #6. Drinking raw milk may not be safe, but no harm will come from eating products (cheeses, yogurts) made from raw milk.

'That is devilish unkind! ' he said. 'I mean no harm - only to keep you from failing. '

NOTE: It does no harm having a variable configured, so long as it has the correct value.

Please, i mean no harm to you only that i am in a desperate situation and need urgent help.

We meant no harm, and hope that you will, like us, try to forget this unfortunate chapter in our history.

There is no harm your abiding by the law and acting according to it.

Yet, argues Mr Legrain, they too bring economic benefits and do "little or no harm" to the wages or employment prospects of native workers.

Bruce: No harm, no foul. Jack, I needed some time to reassess my goals and get in touch with my true self.

It may be wrong to sleep with her, but fantasizing can do no harm.

We'll undo the model at the end of the article, so there will be no harm done to overall complexity.

If a ship was sailing in the middle of the ocean, a navigator could make mistakes using dead reckoning and no harm would be done.

No one hears us; and if any one did, I am sure no harm could be found in such an innocent question.

I know not what you are, but I believe you mean me no harm.

It shows good chemical resistance, high elasticity and very low cold flow. It is wear resistant but no harm to the shaft.

Pure spirits does no harm to human health. It is safe and hygienic. It competes and cooperates with traditional alcohol.

And you get the feeling that Kissinger believes that it would do them no harm if they did.

I meant no harm. I only meant to help you.

It does no harm to have the grass wet. It cuts better.

He promised that no harm would befall her; What has become of my children?

A lich whose phylactery is destroyed suffers no harm, but cannot construct a new one.

well, ( )it does not keep me awake at night , I see no harm in it.

The crawlers are innocuous and cause no harm to an owner's site or servers.

Recovery is not needed for the export task because it does no harm to the Lotus Connections applications.

The child fell over but came to no harm.

There is no harm in taking advice, but set your own goals.

Scotty : There is no harm in dating around. When I'm exclusive, I'm exclusive.

A compromise was reached that will let them fish in the reserves, with a permit, if they can prove that they would cause no harm.

The authors end their article by quoting the physicians' creed: "First ensure you do no harm. "

Harmless - An error has occurred but will cause no harm to the application or system.

He means you no harm. =He means no harm to you. mean to do sth.

Another European goal on Wednesday night against Valencia would do no harm in that quest.

Slight shocks do no harm to human bodies, but strong ones may be deadly.

No harm. Next time try to do it better. A: I sure will.

I am only better than him through trickery and he meant me no harm.

We hold that "good" means "meeting the demand while doing no harm to the health" .

Swear your allegiance to us and no harm will befall you.

There is no harm in calling and questioning a company you don't recognize.

It is meant to do no harm to the development of our later generations as well as meet the demands of contemporary one.

No harm happens to the righteous, but the wicked are filled with trouble.

He meant no harm; he only meant to help.

There is no fragile emotions there can be no harm to others.

Hefty investment from wealth benefactors has done no harm either.

But. . . there is no harm in making certain that Gabriella's welcome to school activities that are. . . well, appropriate for her.

You're familiar of course with Hippocratic Oath which all physicians, surgeons sign onto, which is "first do no harm" .

I meant no harm. I only meant to help you.

It does no harm to have the grass wet. It cuts better.

He promised that no harm would befall her; What has become of my children?

A lich whose phylactery is destroyed suffers no harm, but cannot construct a new one.

well, ( )it does not keep me awake at night , I see no harm in it.

The crawlers are innocuous and cause no harm to an owner's site or servers.

I meant no harm. I only meant to help.

Recovery is not needed for the export task because it does no harm to the Lotus Connections applications.

In our uncompromising policy we mean no harm to the common people of the Axis nations.

The child fell over but came to no harm.

There is no harm in taking advice, but set your own goals.

Scotty : There is no harm in dating around. When I'm exclusive, I'm exclusive.

It does us no harm to accept our share of the blame. On the contrary, we will benefit by drawing lessons from the experience.

At present, many work people have lunch in office to squeeze more time for work, and this seems do no harm.

Genuine silk feels smooth and does no harm to human body as ntimate apparel but fades and wrinkles easily.

All is safe with a lady engaged: no harm can be done.

Until now, I have gas, not childhood, her children are in school, I also strongly higher, no grass, no leaves no harm in March friend.

In addition, from the aspect of developing intelligence, it does no harm to receive some training for English.

Do no harm to the benefit and need to develop of our descendant.

Talking of Helen, I'll say this: she means no harm to you.

Making it bigger will do no harm and could be useful should GRUB's needs change in the future.

Because our main goal, of course, is first, to do no harm.