Sentence examples for experience of harm. from inspiring English sources

The government is wrong to think, as it does, that domestic violence is about women's experience of harm and humiliation and that doing something means being nicer to women.

DISEASE structures the experience of HARM from a somatic and medical perspective.

Thus, SLOVENRY in the sense of negligence of neatness and cleanliness structures the experience of HARM by focusing on behavior.

While VERMIN and WEED structure the experience of HARM from the environmental and ecological perspective, they differ in focus.

The above four source domains pertain to fundamental human experiences central to survival, each of which partially structures the experience of HARM in terms of physical threat to survival.

Seven percent (n = 22) of pupils said they did not seek help prior to an act of DSH because of concerns that people would not take them seriously or would fail to understand why they were self-harming or the experience of harming oneself.

"The perception of an ice epidemic is being driven by the experience of harms people are seeing, particularly noted by an increase in ambulance attendances and hospitalisations," Dietze said.

Paul Dietze, of the Burnet Institute in Melbourne, (who inspired this article with his references to national studies that suggested stable crystal meth use nationally) told the Guardian this month: "The perception of an ice epidemic is being driven by the experience of harms people are seeing," he said.

Marchiano was one of a number of women who testified about their experience of the harm caused by pornography at the Minneapolis hearings into pornography in 1983.

The US experience of widespread harm associated with the use of the heavily advertised arthritis drug Vioxx (rofecoxib) [35] has also led to proposals for restrictions on DTCA as public safety measures, such as the Institute of Medicine's recommendation for a 2-year moratorium on advertising of new drugs [36].

Thus, the suggestion of an experience of potential harm increased participant's heart rates, whereas the control suggestion of a positive experience did not; in addition, this potential-harm-related increase dissipated fully once the participants had been allowed to wash their hands.