"But he believed the money would be paid back without harming their clients".
It frequently comes back to harm you, but even if it doesn't, it's unethical.
Such a policy "will come back to harm the American people in the long run," he added.
"Ian Wallace's past has come back to harm him," an assistant United States attorney, Hagen Frank, said in a court filing last week.
But that has not comforted all critics, who argue, among other things, that holding children back could harm them more in the long run.
It allows us to develop long-term, sustainable relationships by feeling confident that what we share will not come back to harm us.
A question that runs through the film is how and where you cut back without harming the quality, not to mention the availability, of education in one of the country's most respected institutions.
"Many children would be sent back to harm," said Jonathan Ryan, executive director of Raices, a legal-services organization in San Antonio that has conducted in-depth screenings of more than 1,000 unaccompanied minors in an emergency shelter at Lackland Air Force Base.
Meanwhile, although Mr. Gingrich's personal favorability rating has rebounded a great deal among Republican voters, he has some image problems that could come back to harm him should he rise in the polls and receive more scrutiny from voters and the media.
Now, what initially seemed like a plum arrangement for Trump — enjoying the fruits of his business while running the country — may come back to harm the Trump Organization if it is forced to reveal the kind of financial information and private correspondence that real estate firms closely guard.
