Usage of "as harmful"

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Usage of as harmful in English

Perceived biases can be just as harmful to trust as real ones. 
 The Guardian 

Tells what things about the modern game strike him as harmful trends. 
 The new yorker 

Exaggerating the problem is just as harmful as denying its existence full stop. 
 The South African 

Unfortunately, the pollution was just as harmful to the climbing scene. 
 Climbing Magazine 

You say neither of these catastrophic events was as harmful as widely believed. 
 Wired 

These the authorities regarded as harmful to their government and dangerous to religion. 
 The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut 

Here again one extreme is just as harmful as the other. 
 Nerves and Common Sense 

Fortunately, his ignorance is not as harmful as it might be. 
 A Handbook of Ethical Theory 

Processed meat as harmful as cigarettes: how could that be? 
 The Irish Times 

I'm afraid that too much attention can be just as harmful as too little. 
 The Demon Lover 

Overexercising is just as harmful as excesses in other lines. 
 Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency) 

Beta-emitting isotopes are as harmful as alpha emitters if taken up by the body. 
 Worldwide Effects of Nuclear War: Some Perspectives 

Being lonely was about twice as harmful as being obese. 
 BBC 

Too much sport might be just as harmful for kids as not getting enough exercise. 
 Radio NZ 

Unloaded, so to speak, and without a gun, he's about as harmful as the Easter bunny. 
 Nothing in her way 

But he'd learned that holding too tightly was as harmful as never reaching out at all. 
 On mystic lake 

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Meanings of as harmful in English