Sentence examples for but of harm from inspiring English sources

However, this interpretation is not an interpretation of posthumous harm as such but of harm to living people that is caused by posthumous events.

But Albury is clear that the issue should be principally approached from the perspective not of criminality, not of prohibition, but of harm minimisation.

A World Bank study of twenty-three countries found that the poor saw police "not as a source of help and security, but rather of harm, risk, and impoverishment".

But evidence of harm may be insufficiently established, the judge said, "based on questionable and scientifically incomplete studies that may not have included minors".

No proof, but evidence of harm should be sufficient.

But fear of harm and actual experiences with violence during incarceration fly in the face of this goal and undermine one of the primary purposes of serving time: rehabilitation.

Of course young people need to be protected from some kinds of harm, but overprotection is harmful, too, for it causes fragility and hinders the development of resilience.

"But the possibility of harm to people was a hypothetical risk until the events during summer 2010".

The simple, counterfactual, "but for," account of harm that that kind of effort would derive from was – rightly – rejected decades ago.

Place a Consumer Product Safety Commission-approved bassinet by your bed, where baby is within arm's reach but safely out of harm.

I don't however, as you condescendingly suggested, use my suffering and testimony as an excuse for my convictions but as evidence of harm.