Sentence examples for a fair harm from inspiring English sources

And there is the worry of public relations: Would a report of an infected pig at a fair harm the pork industry, already wrestling with economic misery in part because of people's unfounded fears over what the flu might mean for their dinner?

In announcing the DOJ probe, the head of the department's Civil Rights Division observed any systematic failure to safeguard an accused person's right to counsel and a fair trial harms public faith "in the integrity of the justice system".

The money will go into a fair fund to help harmed investors.

Fast Eddie was Absent Eddie when his lawyer, Barry Spevack, argued that the "scheme was to sell property at a fair market value," suggesting no harm, no foul.

"This outcome is the result of an insistence that California receive a fair deal commensurate with the harm done here".

The debt-elimination deal was a demand of Harris, who had said Golden State residents, hit especially hard by the foreclosure crisis, should "receive a fair deal commensurate with the harm done here".

But there is no evidence internationally that a fairer tax regime harms prosperity.

As a result, it's possible for minimum wages to secure a fair wage for the low-paid without harming employment.

He also contended that even a temporary injunction preventing a sale could harm the trust's ability to receive a fair price for its stake.

Or imagine you feel the desire to harm a person who has bested you in a fair competition.

He calls Mr. Mayo's report "a fair challenge" to management, but says chopping the bank up would do more harm than good.