Sentence examples for array of harms from inspiring English sources

Childhood assault is correlated with higher incidences of a wide array of harms and risky behaviors, including psychological and physical traumas, and increased vulnerability to secondary assaults.

Surprising though it may seem, psychiatric diagnosis is not scientifically grounded, does not reduce human suffering and carries risks of a wide array of serious kinds of harm.

But they should have an important side benefit, according to a study being released on Tuesday: protecting a broad array of wildlife that has been harmed by mercury emissions.

Roland Marchal, a senior fellow at the National Center for Scientific Research in Paris who has studied Chad for years, said the civilian opposition was a real threat to Mr. Déby, who has managed to cling to power for 18 years — the longest tenure of any ruler in Chad — despite an array of enemies who wish him harm.

The exact circumstances of how the F.B.I. got its hands on all this material remains to be revealed — for instance, whether search warrants were obtained for everything — but the bottom line appears to be that the F.B.I. accessed a vast array of private information and seriously harmed the careers of at least Petraeus and Broadwell without, as of yet, filing a criminal complaint against anybody.

Plant pathologists will be getting their first look at the complete genome of two species of Phytophthora, a funguslike pathogen that harms a wide array of plants.

Those who are more cautious about the benefits of harm reduction advocate an array of prohibitions across the sale, manufacture, promotion and use of electronic cigarettes.

He is also a student of a vast array of old laws that, he says, harm businesses in Greece.

1) Minimization of harms.

Most teams discuss ADVANTAGES instead of harms.

13 14 15 16 We developed the PRISMA statement and this explanatory document to help authors report a wide array of systematic reviews to assess the benefits and harms of a healthcare intervention.