Sentence examples for evident harm from inspiring English sources

(Later in the day, both are sometimes reheated in the microwave, without evident harm).

Mr. Sheleg noted that it was hidden from public view and caused little evident harm, but that eliminating it was an appropriate expression of core public values.

But America's apparent readiness to pursue a missile shield despite the evident harm to China's security would be, for many people here, one more stinging reminder of why they must make China stronger.

Such is the fear that was engendered in her when she left Honduras that Amparo still prefers to endure the hardships of incarceration in the US rather than be deported, despite the evident harm it is doing to her child.

That argument has been rejected by many members of Congress and outside experts, who note that most of the Defense Department budget is published in exhaustive detail without evident harm.

One child receiving corticosteroids and anakinra at 1.4 mg/kg/day inadvertently received the live MMR vaccine without evident harm [ 20].

Given the self-evident harms inflicted by climate change on internationally protected human rights to health, food, water, shelter and to life itself, one might expect human rights law to provide a viable route to mount a challenge.

In addition to the evident physical harms of domestic violence, studies show that women who experience domestic violence have higher levels of psychological stress 38 and are unable to make day-to-day decisions about feeding and care of their children and themselves.

Much is made of permitting people to do with their lives (including their opinions) as they please, so long as they do no immediate and evident (usually physical) harm to others.

There is no stepped 'A, B, C' distinction in harm evident.

Practitioners need to be supported to engage with families when need arises – not only when harm is evident.