Sentence examples for by harming from inspiring English sources

Neonicotinoids attack insects by harming their nervous systems and are considered of low toxicity to mammals.

over the long run by harming its smaller competitor.” Id., at 608.

By harming certain key domestic industries, trade can allegedly impair a nation's defense.

The cruelty inflicted on pigs at animal farms and slaughterhouses touches all of us, by harming animals, by polluting the environment, by harming our health and our conscience when we consume the products of this suffering.

The arrangement often finances extracurricular activities, but by harming children's health and cognition, it also handicaps learning.

Amnon Reshef, a retired Israeli general, said Mr Netanyahu was damaging Israel's security by harming its alliance with America.

Colony stress could contribute to CCD by harming the bees' immune systems and making colonies more susceptible to disease.

It was a bit as though we were getting a jump on our enemies by harming ourselves first".

And the deal also couldn't jeopardize AT&T's financial health, such as by harming its credit rating.

The evidence also suggests that heavy smoking may damage the habenula by harming the neurons that inhibit it.

By harming the courts or innocent third parties, a fallback can be used to coerce a ruling upholding the original provision.