Sentence examples for causing greater harm from inspiring English sources

And if it's a choice between targeting people for possessing drugs or for stopping children from being sexually exploited, you look at what is causing greater harm".

(The scope of this article is restricted to exploring an aspect of South Asian life in America, without going into issues such as root causes of terror. Which country or adherents of which religion are causing greater harm to the world is a topic for another discussion).

Nurses in one particular focus group session saw the removal of restraints leading to repeated insertion of, for example, feeding tubes, as causing greater harm to the patient than the restraint itself.

***** Flora by Gail Godwin (Bloomsbury £8.99) This quiet but powerful story of an isolated and lonely young girl who ends up causing great harm seems to have been overlooked a little, which is a tremendous shame, as it packs a punch.

Invasive fish species are a growing threat worldwide, causing great harm to biodiversity and ecosystems, and leading to large economic losses.

At the same time, he denounced Bi for causing "great harm" to Mao and defaming the party and the army.

Prohibition is entirely counterproductive, causing great harm to society, putting users in danger, and placing what should be a thoughtfully regulated industry in the hands of sharkish criminal predators.

Both for the sake of simple justice and to stop fooling ourselves, and causing great harm to the economy, we should celebrate the 50th anniversary of Mollie Orshansky's calculation by doing it right in 2013.

Even the United Nations has published a report that the meat industry is causing great harm to ecosystems.

And those mistakes can cause greater harm than merely stoking the anxieties of a sick person or her parents.

But Mr Farage and Ms Sturgeon still have the ability, through their charisma, to cause greater harm.