Sentence examples for causing permanent harm from inspiring English sources
Many of them have been raped by gangs, brutally stabbed or shot in the genitals, with the intention of causing permanent harm to their bodies and lives.
The malignant credo of these medical professionals was that they could torture up to the point of not causing permanent harm.
Major errors were categorised as those causing permanent harm or death.
Causing permanent harm to yourself is all too easy.
Deprivation during this period tends to cause permanent harm, but is often laughably cheap to prevent.
Dr. Eric Genden, an otolaryngologist at Mount Sinai, says it usually takes repeated doses of noise at levels from 90 decibels to 140 decibels to cause permanent harm.
I suspect that Diery is having a rough time in the household to which he has been returned, and that the damage of being ripped away from the people he thought of as his parents, never to hear from them again, will cause permanent harm.
The ruling also said China had caused permanent harm to the coral reef ecosystem in the Spratlys, charges China has always rejected.
"Most parents don't want to spy on their kids and many who do lack the strong stomach, thick skin and discipline required to wade through the icky stuff kids say to get to the stuff that could cause permanent harm," says Bob Dillon of Artimys Language Technologies, a company that uses machine-learning techniques for monitoring a child's text-based messages on popular social media sites.
