DO MORE GOOD THAN HARM

Definition: To have a positive impact or benefit that outweighs any negative consequences or harm.

Synonyms: Benefit Outweighs, Positive Impact, Net Positive, Advantageous Balance, Greater Good

Usage Examples in Sentences

Reading books before bedtime can do more good than harm to your sleep.

Listening to others can do more good than harm in building relationships.

He decided to invest in renewable energy projects to do more good than harm to the environment.

The new education policy aims to do more good than harm by addressing the needs of diverse learners.

Choosing a career that helps others can often do more good than harm to one's sense of fulfillment.

The government implemented policies to ensure that economic reforms would do more good than harm to the citizens.

The charity organization strives to do more good than harm in providing aid to disaster-stricken regions.

Volunteering at the local shelter allows me to do more good than harm in my community.

Choosing environmentally friendly products helps us do more good than harm to the planet.

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Investing in education initiatives can do more good than harm in tackling societal issues.

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Regular exercise and a balanced diet can do more good than harm for our overall health.

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Supporting small businesses can do more good than harm to the local economy.

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As a society, we should prioritize initiatives that have the potential to do more good than harm.

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To do more good than harm, one must carefully consider the consequences of their actions.

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One must strive to do more good than harm in all aspects of life.

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When implementing policies, the aim should always be to do more good than harm.