Sentence examples for content harms from inspiring English sources

Thus, we can interpret a message in a signaling system as either "Do X" or "the state is left" equivalently: they have primitive content (Harms 2004) or are "Pushmi-Pullyu" because they "have both a descriptive and directive function" (Millikan 2005).

It criminalises "those providing the web with content that harms public order or moral values".

In April, the Ministry of Culture said it was investigating live-streaming sites for broadcasting content that "harms social morality".

Although it acknowledged that there was still "considerable uncertainty" about the impact of the digital world on teenagers, the paper said there had been a clear rise in cyber-bullying and that today's children were now frequently exposed to "hate content, self-harm and pro-anorexia" websites.

The high chloride content may harm metallic pipes and structures (Terrence et al. 2007) and chloride concentrations in excess of about 250 mg/L can give rise to detectable taste in drinking water.

The theme of Kalligone may be summed up with this statement from its table of contents: "Nothing harms immature taste more than if one makes everything into play" (Kalligone, p. 660).

And because a "Googlized" interface between consumers and video content would harm competition among video service providers by homogenizing their services, consumers could end up with fewer choices in the video marketplace.

I find it annoying that companies that were content to harm the interests of their constituent members felt they had the moral standing to "scoff" at the proposed amount.

They are morally bankrupt pathological liars who enable genocide (Myanmar), facilitate foreign undermining of democratic institutions... [They] allow the live streaming of suicides, rapes, and murders, continue to host and publish the mosque attack video, allow advertisers to target 'Jew haters' and other hateful market segments, and refuse to accept any responsibility for any content or harm.

He is also working with consultants to digitize the library so that scholars can examine its contents without harm to the delicate books and manuscripts.

Don't wash it down the drain, as these contents may harm the environment.