"All Afghan people should bear in mind to keep away from gatherings, convoys and centres of the enemy so that they will not become harmed during attacks of Mujahideen against the enemy," the Taliban said.
As κ approaches 1, deciders become maximally harm averse and will pay increasing amounts to avoid a single shock.
In this kind of environment, "health professionals, bound by strong ethical imperatives to do no harm, may become calibrators of harm," said Nathaniel Raymond of Physicians for Human Rights, which has been strongly critical of the psychological association's position.
They understand that institutions are fallible, will break down, and may themselves become agencies of harm.
The fronts of the stores themselves would become instruments of harm.
An empath like myself is terrified they might become dangerous and harm someone.
If you're using blue tack (or any other sealant that is not aquarium safe) and planning to use the siphon to add clean water to the tank, apply it only to the outside of the lid or else the water may become contaminated and harm your fish.
Although the president has blithely said that these people can always get treatment in an emergency room, many studies have shown that people without insurance postpone treatment until a minor illness becomes worse, harming their own health and imposing greater costs.
Although he did not believe we have any duties towards animals, Kant did believe being cruel to them was wrong because our behaviour might influence our attitudes towards human beings: if we become accustomed to harming animals, then we are more likely to see harming humans as acceptable.
Cox said the abuse had led her to self-harm, become an alcoholic, develop an eating disorder and enter an abusive marriage at the age of 17.
