Sentence examples for growing harms from inspiring English sources

Even once-sacred interventions like screening for cancer are under scrutiny, with a better understanding of both limited benefits and growing harms.

Current environmental laws, premised on permitting degradation, are allowing growing harm to the environment.

(Some African countries host growing herds). The harm caused by today's illicit ivory trade is what makes that practice wrong today, which is why new ivory should be treated different than old.

Although as the population explosion indicates most humans benefited, the growing warmth harmed some people, especially those who lived near the coast or who had earned their living hunting large animals.

It also teaches that violence is an acceptable way of getting what you want, and in general is just plain wrong; in a number of growing jurisdictions, harming your child physically amounts to child abuse and is subject to legal consequences.

These economists acknowledge that, as the economy grows, it harms the environment.

High chloride concentration damages metallic pipes and structure, as well as harms growing plants.

The introduction of a Canadian ethnicity category in 1991 and its growing popularity especially harms cross-time comparisons for interprovincial migrants.

This can allow the concrete industry to reduce its carbon footprint and thus help it to continue to grow without harming the environment.

Dow and other chemical companies argue that they are investing in practices that allow businesses to grow without harming the environment, and that stricter regulation impedes such steps.

Sadly, unless we raise awareness about the impact of volunteering in orphanages, this issue will only grow and harm more children.