Sentence examples for continuing to harm from inspiring English sources
Official correspondence obtained by the Guardian – and published in full here – between Save the Children and senior members of the Coalition government show that Dutton was warned as recently as May 2016, just as the federal election was under way, that offshore detention on Nauru was continuing to harm children.
"How can you make a profit off of re-victimizing victims and continuing to harm people that have already been hurt and using that for your own notoriety or paycheck?" she asks rhetorically, taking aim at Nancy Grace, whom she describes in her book as, "A blond vampire who eats misery for breakfast," and who had described Geimer as, "A weak victim who couldn't stand up for herself".
I am signing the letter because it is a basic principle that healthcare professionals and teachers should be able to speak up about institutional conditions that are inherently harming children in their care and will continue to harm them as long as the conditions persist.
But it also shows that we continue to harm the natural systems that sustain our prosperity.
And the growing number of promotional and network fiefdoms continue to harm the sport.
And it all but guarantees that preventable illnesses will continue to harm people and put children's lives in danger.
Acid rain continues to harm aquatic life in Adirondack streams, according to a study presented last week at the Northeast Natural History Conference.
And some argue that drug-takers are also a special class: once addicted, they can no longer make rational choices about whether to continue to harm themselves.
When the congressmen told Bush that he could be allowing an amount of pollution that would continue to harm the Everglades, he angrily dismissed their concerns.
