Sentence examples for example of the harm from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S subsidies to its cotton farmers have long been an egregious example of the harm that rich countries' subsidies inflict on the poor.

In an interview, Dr. Poje cited the explosion on April 25 on West 19th Street in Manhattan that caused dozens of serious injuries as an example of the harm that could be caused by uncontrolled chemical reactions.

Oddly, Urwand seems to think that "The House of Rothschild" was a disaster for the Jews, and he cites the fact that the Nazis used passages of it for their own propaganda as an example of the harm it did.

Mr. Serajuddin's story appears to offer an example of the harm to noncombatants that has been caused by the American-led military campaign, much of which has been concentrated in this remote, arid region 150 miles south of Kabul.

EARLY this year, touring a drought-stricken fruit farm in California, Barack Obama cited the state's three-year dry spell, the worst on record, as an example of the harm that climate change can cause.

The authors give example of the harm that Mexican individuals and economic interests suffered around the world.

Re "Too Much Medicine, and Too Few Checks" (Personal Health, April 17): Jane E. Brody provides a compelling example of the harms that medications can cause in older adults.

A dramatic example of the 'arms race' between hosts and pathogens has been observed in the response of mice to the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis.

The lawsuit Deasy lent his support to last week does not target L.A. Unified, but cites its schools as examples of the harm students suffer.

As an example of the law's harm, Sharif pointed to his T-shirt, which read "lesbian gay bisexual transgender pride".

The history of warfare offers thousands of examples of the strategic harm caused by the killing of civilians, from the punitive campaigns of ancient Rome to America's pummeling of North Vietnamese towns and villages.