Sentence examples for forthcoming harm from inspiring English sources

"Among the factors that would necessarily weigh into that analysis would be JPM's role (or more accurately, lack of a role) in the underlying conduct, JPM's role as acquirer of BSC, the cooperation of JPM (which you have already indicated would be forthcoming), harm to investors and others and remediation efforts," the S.E.C. official, Linda Chatman Thomsen, wrote.

"Mr. Breuer's failure to be candid and forthcoming before this body irreparably harms his credibility," he said.

"Any misconception or misreporting that our work is linked to forthcoming water charges puts our workers and their equipment at risk of serious harm," he said.

Others would say that punishment is intended to cause harm to the offender — adding, if they are careful (see Hanna forthcoming: s. 2) that what is intended is 'prima facie harm' rather than 'all-things-considered harm', to allow for the possibility that punishment might be, or might be intended to be, on balance beneficial to the offender.

The robots are also specifically programmed to not be able to harm anything alive, which will clearly be put to the test in forthcoming episodes illustrated by Dolores' ability to kill a fly in this episode's last scene.

It's expensive, does more harm than good, and has been proven to never end," quips Amy Poehler in her forthcoming book, Yes Please.

America should expand forthcoming reforms of its bankruptcy code, stopping abuses of Chapter 11 provisions that allow malingerers to stay in protection and thereby harm competitors, and perhaps forcing more failing companies into liquidation.

NBER papers, forthcoming.

None has been forthcoming.

Evidence may be forthcoming.

(Tuesday and Wednesday forthcoming).