A figure, which is not justly balanced, is ugly; because it conveys the disagreeable ideas of fall, harm, and pain" (EPM, 245).
Make sure you set your glasses case where it won't fall or harm your glasses.
You don't want it to fall and harm or strangle your bird.
Barry R. Posen is certainly right that in the decades since the Soviet Union fell, NATO harmed itself by adding more than a dozen new members, and engaging in out-of-area military "misadventures" in places like Libya.
While yields on Czech government bonds remain at record lows, the proposed tax increases come as economic growth fell below expectations, harming the public purse.
Children that don't reliably get enough food are more likely to be sick, to be hospitalized, and to fall behind in school, harming their development and reducing their ability to contribute to our society and economy.
If public and private funding is disrupted or suspended, children could fall into deeper poverty, harming not just today's children but also future generations.
Wringing your delicate items to remove extra water may damage them, cause embellishments or trim to fall off, or harm the fabric.
We found that a number of alternative investment categories have out-performed natural resources in the last few years, with recent falling valuations in basic commodities harming those funds that are heavily exposed to coal or oil, for example.
"Inbetween running from my post seizure patient to stop them falling off the trolley and harming themselves, and the 89-year-old lady, I had to treat a young girl who had taken a life threatening dose of heroin and drunk a considerable amount of alcohol.
