Sentence examples for back to harm from inspiring English sources

Such a policy "will come back to harm the American people in the long run," he added.

It allows us to develop long-term, sustainable relationships by feeling confident that what we share will not come back to harm us.

"Ian Wallace's past has come back to harm him," an assistant United States attorney, Hagen Frank, said in a court filing last week.

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.

"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.

Lapointe also brought the message back to harm reduction, and the reality that some people may not necessarily be ready to stop using, but those people still deserve help.

If you find your thoughts continually drifting back to harming yourself, one alternative is to draw on your body with a marker.

In the US you can own them, whereas you can't in other countries in the world – and so you feel less safe because you don't know who might have something in their back pocket to harm you.

"And people don't realize they're saying anything that can come back later to harm them".

This week it's back to playing spoiler, hoping to harm Philadelphia's playoff hopes.

The money will be used, the government says, to "take the fight to those who threaten Britain in cyberspace", in part by "striking back against those that try to harm our country".