Word: harmfulness
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Although the attack caused the student no lasting physical harm, it distressedhim, he said yesterday. "I guess I'm just moreshaken up than anything," he said...
...Conversation," Porter did say--extremely politely--that the book is anti-Semitic. Not that it really matters, though. He asked Muhammad to "be more sensitive" to Jews and--no joke--to "do a better job" with the second volume. "I hope [saying] this doesn't harm our relationship too much," Porter said to Muhammad...
...ironic that computers, the very technology celebrated for making office work easier, would cause such harm. By now, nearly half the U.S. work force -- some 45 million workers -- use computers (though not all spend hour after hour punching keys). "We thought technology was going to help us, which it does. But we did not consider that we would also have to adjust the workplace at the same time," says Barbara Silverstein, research director of Washington State's department of labor and industries...
Tobacco is unique. It's the only legal product that's highly addictive and that, when used exactly as intended, causes great harm...
...business, has worked to loosen environmental regulations on everything from wetlands to air pollution. The council was influential in persuading President Bush, virtually alone among world leaders, not to sign a treaty to protect endangered species at the Rio conference. The Administration's argument: that the treaty would harm the U.S. biotechnology industry...