Sentence examples for apparent harms from inspiring English sources

This energy will have to be harnessed to encourage the good in globalization while mitigating its most apparent harms.

Moreover, when the apparent harms related to an intervention potentially outweigh the benefits, a lower grade of recommendation can be made (for example, grade B).

Plasma exchange by dextran sulfate apheresis may also be a therapeutic choice which can lower circulating sFlt-1, reduce proteinuria, and stabilize blood pressure without apparent harms to mother and fetus [ 147].

After all, microbes pump these molecules into our bodies every day without any apparent harm.

Babies have crawled in the stuff for years without apparent harm.

A spokeswoman for the V.A. said most of the affected patients suffered no apparent harm.

This does no apparent harm to the embryo, which, if the testing finds it normal, is then implanted with its seven remaining cells.

We can breathe easy: President Obama's speech to the nation's schoolchildren has been delivered without apparent harm to life, limb, or all that we hold dear.

The sudden downfall last month of the German president, Christian Wulff, whom she had picked for the job in 2010, did her no apparent harm.

The team have run it through 125 generations in 30 different sets of yeast without it coming to any apparent harm.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 8, 2009 We can breathe easy: President Obama's speech to the nation's schoolchildren has been delivered without apparent harm to life, limb, or all that we hold dear.