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Light is injurious to me, so I do most of my work at night.

The night air, he used to say, was most injurious.

However, let no injurious application be here made to my wife.

I felt that giving them the Site would be the least injurious course.

"I suppose they could not be injurious in any way?"

If the need is not satisfied it can have the most injurious results.

They care here to a degree that is actually injurious to their mental health.

Their life is austere, but in no way injurious to health.

I must tell you that he left the ball at midnight, because late hours are injurious to his health.

If there's a chance something could be injurious to a person's health, it's certainly worth looking at seriously.

The amazon model seems to be more injurious to consumers.

He assured me that it was not injurious to the sight.

Sharp said "he could not believe the law of England was really so injurious to natural rights."

Many of the species are very injurious to cultivated plants.

And then the doctors told us the cold as such wouldn't be injurious.

His practice was almost exclusively private, as he considered the system of open competition to be injurious to art.

But they made this decision to go after the cosmetic industry, even when these products are not injurious to one's health.

But I am too bad myself to cast a stone at the worst and most injurious of men.

When individuals take actions injurious to their own health this is regarded as a private matter.

This is because such foods usually go bad quickly and may be injurious to health if spoiled.

Sexual intercourse with or without condoms at that age is injurious.

The university says that to release the report would be injurious, to innocent parties'.

An entity may do anything he likes provided it is not injurious to others.

"No man had ever a point of pride that was not injurious to him," said Burke.

Never think I wanted you to stop for any other reason but because it was injurious to you.