Sentence examples for as harms from inspiring English sources

If you do not recognise these as "harms" please define your term.

High chloride concentration damages metallic pipes and structure, as well as harms growing plants.

Medical identity theft and public disclosure of private facts are generally regarded as "harms" (Biegelman 2009).

Mill might make either of two related arguments for not treating such losses as harms.

"The FCC's decision to overturn the 2015 rules violates both federal law as well as harms internet users and innovators," wrote Mozilla's Denelle Dixon.

Indeed, for all of history these most common threats to the personal security of women were not recognized as threats at all and the most common harms were not recognized as harms.

If they did, Peizer would be as harmed as anyone: He still owns 1.2 million options, or 10% of the company if converted.

No dogs were described as harming the children.

Some will regard Bafta's decision as harming its ambition to run as a precursor to the Oscars.

The negative effects include drug-related crime and violence, environmental damage as well as harm to families and communities.

This raises the issue of prejudice as well as harm to the other siblings involved in the case.