Sentence examples for endured harm from inspiring English sources

I didn't speak out about abuse by a former friend or family member, nor am I one of the brave survivors who endured harm at the hands of the singer.

No position is safe, but some are less likely to endure harm than others.

Indeed Islam intends to neither create difficulties nor expects its followers to endure harm as revealed in the following Glorious Qur'anic verses: "No soul should be compelled beyond capacity, neither the mother made to suffer for the child nor the father for his offspring…" [Glorious Qur'an, Al-Baqara 2 233] "God does not burden a soul beyond capacity".

A law professor in Beijing suggested that the victim was a prostitute, asserting that she had endured less harm than a "chaste" woman.

He and other residents said that before Ansar al-Shariah fighters fled, they left leaflets around the city apologizing for any harm endured by Jaar's civilian population.

We face continued harassment and seek legal remedies to the harm endured".

The damage endures long after the violations; sexually exploited children suffer harm – sexual, physical and emotional – that can last a lifetime.

Animals have been trained to endure self-harm, but only within the context of positive reinforcement.

As a dad, I'm grateful for a day to celebrate my relationship with my kids, and I'm even more grateful that there will soon be a day where no kids will have to endure the harms of solitary confinement.

The approach requires a collective process through which communities face the realities of their history and the historical harms endured by community members that have current, persistent disparities.

They have sown confusion about scientific facts and damaged our discourse on the topic just as they have -- in the personal smears Mann has endured -- arguably harmed his reputation.