Sentence examples for found to harm from inspiring English sources

The construction of offshore wind parks has been found to harm the ears of the harbor porpoise, a small whale species that is protected by law in Europe.

He said the ban would be lifted tor six months and would be reimposed if the airliner was found to harm the environment.

After the E.P.A. allowed farmers to continue to use a pesticide called chlorpyrifos that has been found to harm children's brains, California and six other states challenged the decision.

The agency's decision to push for a pause in the vaccine's use even when it has not been found to harm anyone is likely to send a shiver through the biotechnology industry, which produces highly complex medicines through biological manufacturing processes that can yield sometimes unpredictable outcomes.

In sequential lineups, fillers were found to harm performance.

Stimulation of oxygen species such as H2O2, ({text{O}}_{2}^) and OH by UV light found to harm bacteria and damage the active enzyme, DNA, and protein [74, 76].

In Jordan, it is still a crime to insult the dignity of the king and, as in Egypt or other Arab countries, courts can shut down a publication or jail people who are found to have harmed the "public interest" or criticized members of the government.

Lawyers involved in the case estimated last week that Mrs. Sabhnani, who was found to have physically harmed the workers and is now in jail, might receive 12 to 15 years in prison.

Well, codling moths have been found to have no harm to humans".

The majority were found to have caused temporary harm, with one patient requiring hospitalisation due to infection and nine having permanent harm (failed implants that were not replaced).

Some employees hired by one of the consultants, Promontory Financial, to pore over hundreds of thousands of Bank of America foreclosures said that without a watchdog some consultants worked to minimize the number of homeowners found to be harmed.