Sentence examples for be a harm from inspiring English sources
She is not mentally healthy and there is a great chance she would be a harm to you or your family".
In the case of the blameworthy company chairman, then, more pollution was taken to be a harm incurred to gain more profit.
Texas argued that because it has a policy of giving driver's licenses to people who are in Texas legally, for a fee that doesn't cover the cost of doing so, and because the Obama policy will make about half a million undocumented Texans legal, providing all those licenses will be a harm.
In circumstances in which it would not be a harm to cause a person's death, the principle of double effect does not apply.
The decision to withhold hydration and nutrition seems to depend on a judgment that death would not be a harm to the patient who has been sedated.
Yet given the traditional theistic conception of God as not lacking in any way, how could the destruction of something God owns (a human life) be a harm to God or to his interests (Holley 1989, 105)?
This absence from our lives of other human beings is a harm that digital technologies are ill-suited to remedy.
A global anti-natalist holds that in all cases procreation is a harm to those brought into being.
"It was a harm reduction nightmare," says Lisa Maher, an epidemiologist at the Kirby Institute who led the study.
