Sentence examples for assume harm from inspiring English sources

In other words; assume harm, and it is the burden of those wanting more access to more guns to prove otherwise.

On the other hand, our study shows that it is reasonable to assume harm will eventually occur in some patients with metformin induced low concentrations of vitamin B-12.

John Taurek famously argued that it is a mistake to assume harms to two persons are twice as bad as a comparable harm to one person.

On the other hand, there are compassionate teachers who do not regard the importance of learning evolution as outweighing the (assumed) harm done to student religious belief.

This may certainly help teachers who regard the importance of learning evolution as outweighing the (assumed) harm done to student religious belief.

"As to monopolization, you can assume the harm to competition," Mr. Bork said.

Perhaps, then, we can also make sense of the idea that people undergo harm while dead, assuming that harm can consist in the absence of some salient good: we can interpret "Socrates' death harmed him while his life was over" as "The living Socrates lacked various salient goods during a time following his death".

For instance, some CEAs might assume no harms from a given intervention, while others might assume that the intervention has significant harms.

Assuming that harm is an essential component of evil, the question then becomes how much harm is required for evil?

Our findings suggest that if at least 300 practices each reviewed 25 records twice over a given period of time (say 12 months), the CRR sample yield harm rate estimates with acceptable precision and would have adequate power to detect a 50% reduction in 'any' assumed baseline harm rate if it occurred during this period.

However, they assumed incomplete harm reduction always offers OST, just changing 'the dose of OST'.