Sentence examples for beyond harm from inspiring English sources
Participants (both community members and key informants) were generally aware of many dangers and harmful effects of tobacco use and exposure to SHS, although accurate details beyond harm in general were not always known.
She is, after all, beyond harm (even by a service so extravagant as to be an exercise not of mourning but of vanity).
Standing before it, you can almost imagine that it has, historically speaking, passed beyond harm — that to attack it now would only make the picture a martyr, that it's indestructible.
We are all still on the same collision course with climate change, and the crash will come sooner than expected for the industrialized world if it continues to consider itself beyond harm.
Similarly, Badhwar (2003) argues that such a "teleological" view of love makes it mysterious how "we can continue to love someone long after death has taken him beyond harm or benefit" (p. 46).
Because while your mind is present, your body is beyond harm's grasp.
Beyond harming hearing, chronic exposure to noise increases the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Beyond harming the economic wellbeing of current and future generations, this outcome would undermine social and political cohesion.
Beyond harming the health of women, gender inequality hinder global economic growth and overall social development [ 5].
Some people might be forgiven for thinking that those three reputations are soiled beyond further harm anyway.
The impact of war on women goes beyond the harm caused by an airstrike or gunfire between combatants.
