Sentence examples for cases harm from inspiring English sources

One can hardly dispute that teacher tenure may, in some cases, harm students.

A Stanford University analysis, however, concluded that fracking can in some cases harm drinking water supplies.

In these cases harm may result from a loss of confidentiality and disclosure of information to others.

The decision to discharge any in-patient is among the most professionally challenging in any medical or psychiatric setting, accompanied as it is by risks of subsequent self neglect, relapse, social and environmental hazards, suicide and in rare cases harm to others.

Perez could face questions during his nomination over a critical Inspector General report last week that found the department's voting rights section mired in deep ideological polarization and distrust, in some cases harming its ability to function over the past two administrations.

A report released Tuesday by the Justice Department's inspector general found the department's voting rights section mired in deep ideological polarization and distrust, in some cases harming its ability to function over the past two administrations.

In recent years there have been numerous examples of industrial spills or dumping that have damaged waterways and in some cases harmed residents.

Discrimination of serum IL-6 to identify cases harmed by treatment was moderate with ROC = 0.72, compared with 0.98 for a statistical model.

But in your case, harm has occurred, and your neighbor has asked you to do no more than what you have formally agreed to.

In this case, harm causes females to increase their reproductive output in a manner analogous to terminal investment.

In the second case, harm could be caused by implementation of inappropriate prevention measures and policies, and by creating unnecessary anxiety in the community.