Sentence examples for extraordinary harm from inspiring English sources

It may be impossible to fully grasp the extraordinary harm this punitive policy has done in 40 years.

When they vote to dismantle the ACA, we should both point out the extraordinary harm it will do to millions of Americans and organize instead for Medicare for All.

So people have to ask this question: There's about 200 countries in the world, but only nine have nuclear weapons, so maybe it's possible to be a sovereign state without weapons of mass destruction that cause extraordinary harm to innocent people?

"As a Senator, Augustus will seek to correct the evils of government – especially the extraordinary damage caused by prohibition and interventionism, both of which harm American interests".

Their support allowed Trump to trample facts and decency to win the presidency of the United States and Brexiters to lure Britons to an act of extraordinary self-harm.

Frustratingly, the film never properly discusses the most important subject: Cobain's music – the extraordinary self-harming, self-dramatising rage in that gravelly voice that seductively switched from a roar to a plaintive murmur of devastatingly catchy tunefulness.

"When you look at the insanity in Iraq right now, when you look at the incredible spiral of violence and hatred that we set in motion," Alex Tanner Cynthiaa Nixon) tells her video camera, "that's when you realize the extraordinary amount of harm that a single person sitting in the Oval Office can inflict on the world".

Go explain to Amnesty, or to the world media, that Israel, in trying to hit Hamas operatives only, took extraordinary steps not to harm civilians.

Despite this extraordinary act of self-harm, Clarke maintains his jolly air throughout this memoir.

But because most economists are trying to do good work in a field where they enjoy extraordinary influence, their interventions generally harm some while benefitting others, and things can go very wrong in unpredictable ways.

But only after another extraordinary spectacle of Labor self-harm.