Sentence examples for considerable harms from inspiring English sources

We now have a vaccine against HPV and its considerable harms.

Colonoscopy is widely regarded as the reference standard for CRC screening, but its use as a screening tool has the potential to cause considerable harms.

Secondly, shortcomings in reporting of patient reported outcomes were also observed in trials that assessed benefits of an intervention in light of considerable harms caused by the same intervention.

There is now evidence that PSA screening is associated with reduced mortality from prostate cancer in men who would not otherwise be screened, 1 2 although this comes at considerable harms in terms of the number of men who need to be screened, undergo biopsy, and be treated to prevent one man experiencing prostate cancer metastasis or dying.

The government's policy has inflicted considerable harm.

In the case of raspberry ketones, it seems that there is potential for considerable harm.

But even a very small number of returning extremists could cause considerable harm.

However, there have been unfortunate circumstances in which drugs have caused considerable harm.

But that shift is likely to inflict considerable harm on unwary investors.

But there is no purpose -- and considerable harm -- in adding to their real mistakes a list of fictional ones.

Her "zeal to advance her agenda" did "considerable harm" both to the species and the department's integrity, morale and reputation, the report concluded.