Sentence examples for dangerously harm from inspiring English sources

The blackout is one of many that are occurring on Wednesday as a move to bring attention to the two Internet-related bills, which Wikipedia and other tech giants say will dangerously harm free speech and expression on the Web.

He zeros in on two or three who have been flagged by a computer as dangerously close to being harmed by medications they are taking.

But a harsh regime of drug-tests appears to be depriving otherwise decent candidates of jobs more than it is preventing dangerously impaired people from harming the public.

The most important category of inchoate offenses is attempt, which consists of any conduct intended to accomplish a criminal result that fails of consummation but goes beyond acts of preparation to a point dangerously close to completion of the intended harm.

He reflects on Trump's influence in an op-ed written for Sunday's New York Times, zeroing in on the candidate's dangerously misplaced and increasingly xenophobic rhetoric, and the harm it has done.

Industrial chemicals, either in storage or transport, are now considered dangerously accessible materials that could be used to cause substantial harm.

But the reality is that U.S. forces are still on the ground, in harm's way, and the country is still dangerously unstable.

If too much accumulates in the body, cadmium harms the liver, the kidneys and the respiratory tract, and can dangerously weaken bones.

A proposed explanation for this is that prisons are often violent places, and prisoners who wish to avoid physical confrontations may resort to self-harm as a ruse, either to convince other prisoners that they are dangerously insane and resilient to pain or to obtain protection from the prison authorities.

The convention can extend dangerously beyond prisoner talks, with the government pressuring the press to withhold any sensitive information it claims could harm national security -- a vague concept defined by motivated minds.

The harm of such inconsistency is mitigated by the fact that it is very unlikely that someone could dangerously overdose on naltrexone.