Sentence examples for By harm from inspiring English sources

By harm, we mean anything that causes a person problems, such as mental or physical health, relationships and behaviors, finances or the ability to work, study, or just do the things in life they want to do.

Imprecise and subjective, they were replaced in 2003 by harm and offence.

It is shown in a stylized model that because the use of the negligence rule is triggered by harm, the rule enjoys an intrinsic enforcement cost advantage over regulation.

The researchers concluded that use of the strips "can follow the path of syringe exchange and lay naloxone distribution, interventions initially developed by harm reduction activists and organizations" before they were adopted by public health agencies.

Two new books meant for a popular audience lay out this geographic turn in eloquent and encyclopedic form, though with two different purposes: Robert D. Kaplan's "The Revenge of Geography" (Random House) is mostly predictive, while "Why Geography Matters: More Than Ever" (Oxford), by Harm de Blij, a professor at Michigan State, is essentially retrospective.

The task force concluded that for women in their 40s, every life saved by mammography would be accompanied by harm to many other women who would undergo surgery, radiation or chemotherapy to remove tumors spotted by mammography that would never have killed them or perhaps even become noticeable.

The song was copyrighted in 1831 by Harms, Inc.

over the long run by harming its smaller competitor.” Id., at 608.

Neonicotinoids attack insects by harming their nervous systems and are considered of low toxicity to mammals.

By harming certain key domestic industries, trade can allegedly impair a nation's defense.

The cruelty inflicted on pigs at animal farms and slaughterhouses touches all of us, by harming animals, by polluting the environment, by harming our health and our conscience when we consume the products of this suffering.