Sentence examples for effect of harming from inspiring English sources
"This would have had the effect of harming the taxpayers' investment in A.I.G.," Mr. Baxter said.
During the news conference on Wednesday, at which Mr. Levy announced his defamation suit, he said that Sheriff Smith had failed to follow investigative protocols, had made no effort to find other potential victims and had created a media story that has had the effect of harming the case.
The next challenge will be to test if drugs that inhibit MELK can kill basal-like breast cancer cells without having the side effect of harming normal cells.
The NYT journalist informs the reader that Berlin's insistence on inflicting austerity on the Eurozone has "made worse" "the Continent-wide slowdown," which has had the ironic effect of harming Germany.
"There will be, assuming good intentions, structural problems that could have the effect of harming competition," Judge Motz said.
According to the Commission statement, however, the FTC concluded that the introduction of Universal Search, as well as additional changes made to Google's search algorithms – even those that may have had the effect of harming individual competitors – could be plausibly justified as innovations that improved Google's product and the experience of its users.
Poisson regression was used to determine the effect of harm reduction on HCV and HIV incidence.
We found no evidence that the effect of harm reduction was larger on HCV incidence than on HIV incidence, as our risk estimates for the different levels of harm reduction participation were comparable.
At the same time these trials failed to measure adequately the effect of harms or had included patients who had chronic symptoms for whom improvement in quality of life would have been highly desirable.
We tested their stored sera for HCV, retrospectively, and therefore had the unique opportunity to document the effect of harm reduction on the incidence of both HIV and HCV over a long time period [ 7– 9].
Several critics have pointed out that the deferred compensation proposal could have the effect of actually harming rank-and-file workers, such as those at startup companies, where deferred compensation is a common practice to make up for initially low salaries.
