Sentence examples for * the harmed from inspiring English sources

She was asking him to prove to himself, and to the world, that the vicious circle through which the harmed do harm to others can be broken.

The "List of the Harmed", maintained by the Pennsylvania Alliance for Clean Water and Air, documents more than 6,000 reports from around the country.

Further, only if this person would not be in the harmed state had the agent not interacted with (or acted with respect to) this person at all; and furthermore, if the agent cannot avoid causing harm in this sense, does not minimize the harm (see the threshold notion of harm as introduced above in Section 3.1).

To determine whether the method harmed the embryos, the researchers implanted some of them into female mice.

But a 2007 study by a Cleveland Clinic cardiologist suggesting that the drug harmed the heart prompted the F.D.A. to issue a warning, and sales plunged.

There is ample evidence that the MKO harmed the Iraqi people when the Iraqi army refused to carry out the killings that Hussein required.

Many local people objected to its presence, however, and claimed that the vessel harmed the oyster beds that used to line the banks of the Roach.

The oncologist did not believe that the mistake harmed the patient.

Battles over access to the land harmed the logging industry.

Would you say the chairman harmed the environment intentionally?

Older age groups were either divided, or thought the disclosures harmed the public interest.