Sentence examples for Very harm from inspiring English sources

Plaintiffs' irresponsible lawsuits caused the very harm they complain of".

And the issue is effectively unreviewable on appeal from a final judgment, ibid., since, by the time of trial, Sell will have undergone forced medication–the very harm that he seeks to avoid and which cannot be undone by an acquittal.

88 By this happy chance it came about that she escaped and avoided destruction; and moreover the upshot was that the very harm which she had done won her great favour in Xerxes' eyes.

Given that Michael Phelps' career would have remained blissfully undestroyed had the paper chosen not to publish the photograph, one has to marvel at the amoral audacity of the News of the World: in purporting to report on the potential harm to Phelps' image and career from his having smoked cannabis, the newspaper was, in fact, perpetrating that very harm.

If we don't get the relief now, the very harm we're trying to prevent – the transfer of taxpayer money to religious schools – will happen.

Top managements have children and grandchildren to protect against the very harms their companies are causing to the world.

By authorizing and legitimating the subjection of women, pornography makes the very real harm of women's subordination invisible as harm: rape, harassment and other forms of oppression come to be seen simply as sex.

Young adults are capable of causing both relatively trivial and very serious harm.

"There's very little harm to some watchful waiting till things sort themselves out".

Four percent inflation does very little harm; four percent deflation is a disaster.

Yet his own tragic lapse has apparently done the Tory leader very little harm.