Sentence examples for direct harms from inspiring English sources

Direct harms, such as injuries and deaths due to increasingly violent weather, and asthma and other lung diseases exacerbated by extremely hot weather, wildfires or longer allergy seasons.

This meant that from 1995-2007 there was no cable competition, no 45 Mbps services and in fact, direct harms as Verizon New Jersey stopped upgrading the copper networks in anticipation of FiOS.

Direct Harms to All Wired Services -- Unfortunately, special access cannot be examined without looking at all of the other lines of business, from Local Service to the implications of massive cross subsidies that were designed and helped to create harmful public policies.

Direct harms of surgical checklists have not been reported.

Despite the absence of reported direct harms, some checklist users have expressed concern regarding potential harms.

There were no short-term direct harms of screening as implemented in this RCT.

So there won't be any direct harm to them.

And there's direct harm done to our economy.

But I doubt that mainstream porn really does much direct harm.

But, unlike the sanctions on Iraq, they did no direct harm to ordinary Libyans.

"We're not talking about levels that cause direct harm when I'm one kilometre offshore," says Buesseler.