Smoking will do more harm than good.

Banning them will do more harm than good.

This book will do more harm than good.

Does the word war do more harm than good?

This book will do you more harm than good.

Some people insist that television does more harm than good.

The discovery of a new type of meal contributes more to humankind than the discovery of a new star.

The ones where we can do a lot of good rather than a little good.

But it is vital that new efforts do not cause more harm than good.

It also includes creating the regulatory and institutional framework that markets require to function well, providing necessary public goods and guaranteeing the fairness of rules.

Big bangs in institutional reform, however, may generate more harm than good.

Homeopathy is considered a pseudoscience and is no more effective than placebos.

I thought you'd be more helpful.

Finally, other rich country policies may be much more beneficial than aid.

Reform, when long discussed but never implemented, can do far more harm than good.

But many Hong Kongers now think that the mainland invasion has done more harm than good to Hong Kong.

But as long as they do not promote or threaten violence, it would do more harm than good to ban them by law.

But, while that implies that emerging market currencies must strengthen, disorderly appreciations would do more harm than good.

Economists long ago recognized that it is theoretically possible that the emergence of new growth poles abroad does more harm than good to an economy.

But if the conference focuses too narrowly on Al Qaeda s presence in Yemen, it will do more harm than good.

The truth lies closer to Paul Volcker s view that for most people the automated teller machine (ATM) has brought bigger benefits than any financially engineered bond.

Jobs's friends told The New York Times that he felt that expanding Apple would have done more good than giving money to charity.

It would be much cheaper, yet do much more good in the long run.

A second position accepts that there are warning signs, but that they are so unreliable that responding to them would do more harm than good.

Because Indonesia's government will likely be weak for years to come, Mrs Megawati should forge alliances with the many civil society groups that are emerging in Indonesia and which support a democratic regime. Such activity by the President will do more to root Indonesia's democracy than any other action Megawati might take.

And with paper money particularly large denomination notes arguably doing more harm than good, currency modernization is long overdue.

Such activity by the President will do more to root Indonesia's democracy than any other action Megawati might take.

Both countries, along with others, have much more to gain from cooperation.

To no avail.

The more cheese, the more holes. The more holes, the less cheese. Thus The more cheese, the less cheese.

Unlike the US led invasion of Iraq in 2003, it cannot be argued that external military intervention will be likely to cause more harm than good.

There is only one way to really know if any intervention does more good than harm, and that is via randomized controlled trials.

Whether or not the war in Lebanon has helped or hurt the Palestinians is unclear.

The bigger the bubble, the greater the collapse.

More equal. More stupid.

The more you learn, the more you want to.

The more laws, the more offenders.

The more you study, the more you know.

The more one works, the more one earns.

The more one eats, the more one wants.

The more you eat, the more you want.

The more you read, the more you know.

The larger the amount of silver, the larger the amount of corruption.

The more one owns, the more one wants.

You're useless.