Sentence examples for as a source of harm from inspiring English sources

(A poll last year among Britons aged between 18 and 24 found that 41% saw religion as a source of harm in the world, while only 14% had the opposite view. Some 82% said religious leaders had "not a lot" or "no" influence on their lives).

In addition, covert behaviour as a source of harm will be explored.

One teenage girl reflected on the disturbing reality that for some inner-city children, 'shottas' are seen as "a good and a bad thing in one", acting as both a source of harm and protection for communities.

This is Mill's venerable "harm principle". And in his classic work "On Liberty," he is often read as having argued that absolute freedom of expression is almost never a source of harm.

They are a source of harm to the faithful and a cause of scandal to the world".

As any reader of middle-grade novels knows, it's a cruel, viciously uncertain world out there, and all too often the adults in a child's life are more a source of harm than help.

'Hazards' can be defined as a potential source of harm or adverse health effect on a person or persons.

The NSW government also defended the legitimate purpose, arguing that the law established safe zones not because anti-abortion speech is "undesirable per se" but because the communications in safe zones are seen as a "potential source" of harm.

Paine would have been particularly drawn to Hume's description of religion as "a positive source of harm to society" that "led men to be factious, ambitious and intolerant".

Phillips's interest in the unlived life seems to lie mainly in its equivocal nature, as a source of both good and harm; sanity and neurosis.

Alcohol use has been ranked high as a risk factor for death and loss of healthy life years, as well as being a source of personal and social harm [ 1- 3].