Sentence examples for all harm from inspiring English sources

Seemingly insulated from all harm, they became reckless.

All harm will now have to be disclosed.

All discrimination entails harm to dignity, but not all harm to dignity is discrimination.

That such measures cannot protect everyone from all harm that climate change may bring does not mean that they should be ignored.

Regardless of whether that action, or any of the 46 other actions identified by the World Bank, violates the letter of WTO rules, they all harm the spirit of cooperation that is needed for global economic recovery.

The talented Jeffrey Carlson plays the unhumbled Richard of the first part of the play with a suggestive hesitancy, curling himself into his throne as if it were a womb, a protective membrane separating him from all harm.

"Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all harm model, one of the questions parents need to ask is, 'How is this going to interact with my child's personality?' " said Clay Shirky, who teaches about social media at New York University.

Could all this harm Ms Royal's political prospects?

But the clean-up cannot absorb all the harm done to the economy.

(Would all this harm Afghan women? That's the topic of my next column).

"The sad thing is, smoking, despite all the harm it does, is left pretty much an orphan".