Sentence examples for be considerable harm from inspiring English sources
However, there may be considerable harm arising from the sometimes-restrictive ethical requirements imposed by RECs according to current South African laws and norms.
Ms. Yellen is an architect of the Fed's efforts to reduce unemployment while Mr. Summers and some of his key supporters have said the Fed's latest round of bond-buying is doing little good and may even be doing considerable harm.
If systems are not in place to make manufacturers assess and report such defects and to make the regulatory bodies manage the drug recall, there is considerable scope for harm.
The small business economy is suffering considerable harm from new regulations being enforced by the IRS this year.
Treatment of all patients is more beneficial than treating no one if the NWT is high (little harm, treat even at low risk) but not if the NWT is low (considerable harm, treat at high risk only; table 3 and fig 4).
Although the prevalence of ecstasy use in adolescents is relatively low, with less than three per cent of 14 19 year olds reporting any use in the past 12 months [ 2], for those teenagers who do use ecstasy, the potential for harm is considerable.
"It exceeds common sense and has been doing considerable harm to legitimate law".
Our observation that high resistin is a predictor for an unfavorable prognosis only in non-sepsis, but not in sepsis, patients further suggests that the massive acute phase response, as mirrored by elevated resistin, is of considerable harm in the absence of infection.
"Quite understandably, there is considerable concern about self-harm and suicide in depression.
The PPV for Read code-identified suicides was higher in males than females; this is most probably because the risk of suicide amongst those people who self-harm is considerable higher in males than females 30.
Snap has already licensed its intellectual property to a U.K.-based subsidiary, but says that there is "considerable uncertainty" about how Brexit could harm its business.
