Sentence examples for but the harm from inspiring English sources
But the harm was done — or redone.
Perhaps, but the harm is substantial this time.
But the harm to the universities is pretty attenuated.
But the harm lay in the (necessarily invisible) innovation that did not occur.
But the harm to public health may have already been done.
But the harms to consumers wouldn't just be monetary.
"These new figures show some encouraging results but the harms caused by alcohol in England remain worryingly high, leading to over 1 million hospital admissions every year.
But the harm-reduction program that I think has made the biggest difference is the growing use of, outside of medical treatment, of the opioid overdose antidote naloxone (a.k.a. Narcan).
"Whereas if you have a very restricted model then the harms to the individual might be lower, but the harms to the firms or the organisations who might be growing it may face higher costs".
The idea that pulmonary embolism can be overdiagnosed will be new and counterintuitive for some clinicians, but the harms are just as real as those of underdiagnosis.
