Sentence examples for decisive harm from inspiring English sources

Justice may not be able to show decisive harm to consumers as yet.

In contrast, timing and indication for fluid therapy in early resuscitation appear to be decisive for harm or benefit.

She made a decisive decision.

Not only does this contribute an important role in the development and pathogenesis of a majority of skin disorders including infectious and allergic diseases, but also it provides a decisive assessment of exogenous agents that may cause harm to the host.

But Raymond VanArragon has recently raised the possibility that God might permit his loved ones to continue forever rejecting him in some non-decisive way that would not, at any given time, harm them irreparably (see VanArragon 2010, 37ff).

The ICC's anti-corruption and security unit is also investigating the claims and Lorgat said "prompt and decisive action" would be taken against anyone who sought to harm the game's integrity.

Following the arrest, Wicker issued a statement thanking the FBI and Capitol Police "for their professionalism and decisive action in keeping our family and staff safe from harm".

"Gayle and I want to thank the men and women of the FBI and U.S. Capitol Police for their professionalism and decisive action in keeping our family and staff safe from harm.

The problem for Judge Jackson in devising an acceptable remedy is that the government has failed to produce decisive evidence that Microsoft's illegal tactics have as yet seriously harmed consumers.

"With beekeepers facing continued unsustainable losses, and harm to essential native pollinators mounting, the EPA needs to stop dragging its feet and take decisive action to suspend these bee-toxic pesticides," Archer said.

Too decisive a victory on Sunday could make it harder for Mr. Abe to push through the sort of changes that would harm traditional Liberal Democratic supporters.