Sentence examples for be able to harm from inspiring English sources

No one would be able to harm us again.

The North Vietnamese cannot harm us now and never will be able to harm us.

Dragged from his car, driven to the city's outskirts and beaten up, government militia broke his fingers while shouting their purpose – that Mr Ferzat would not be able to harm Assad's reputation any more.

Although a blackmailer may be able to harm a victim without any communication taking place, a blackmailer cannot extort a victim unless he first adequately informs the victim of his intent and its consequences.

(The credibility of threats is a question that game theory studies). Although a blackmailer may be able to harm a victim without any communication taking place, a blackmailer cannot extort a victim unless he first adequately informs the victim of his intent and its consequences.

Unethical business executives might be able to harm society once, but not twice.

"Neither America nor its allies have been able to harm the leadership of Al Qaeda and Taliban, including Mullah Muhammad Omar and Sheik Osama bin Laden, may Allah protect them all," Mr. Zawahiri said.

The longer it takes to deal with [it], the further its influence spreads, the more recruits it attracts, the harder it is to dislodge from the cities it has captured, the more deeply it's able to harm the communities it controls, the more civilians will ultimately be killed, and the greater the military response ultimately required to defeat it.

In terms of the understanding of justice that the entry presupposes, we will assume that for a person to have a valid justice claim vis-à-vis another person (who stands under the correlative duties) does not depend upon being able to harm or benefit the other person (Barry 1989b, chs. 4 6; Buchanan, 1990; but see Gauthier 1986; Heyd 2009a; Hiskes 2009, 9).

Most harassers are aware of and exploit these aspects of the system, and it is how they are able to harm students unchecked for so long.

The struggle was for power over Black lives – because with power, it did not matter if white people had racist ideas; they would not be able to do harm.