Sentence examples for harm actually from inspiring English sources

That, plus the legality issue, has left me wondering what harm actually was avoided when The Times and two other newspapers disclosed the program.

So will any long-term harm actually have been done by these strange 11 days in Hainan It depends on whether there is now silence, or whether things turn genuinely eerie.

Part of the framework requires a judge, or a jury, to weigh how bad the result would have been, and for whom, if the defendant had not acted, and how imminent the harm actually was.

Whether this harm actually occurs is unclear.

It extends to the touching of clothing, for example, and where no physical harm actually results.

She helped set up ASDP after becoming disillusioned with how "policies that were supposed protect the vulnerable from harm actually increase their problems and harm from drugs".

His book, which is rigorous, if rather cool-blooded, has little to say on the subject of how these harms actually occur.

For that reason, Chaney is convinced that prevailing ideas around self-harm actually say a lot more about the people who express them, or the culture that gives birth to them, than they do about the behaviour itself.

"Instead, it conflates the two in a manner that implies that state-legal marijuana activity is responsible for harms actually caused by illegal marijuana activity".

There is ongoing debate among researchers as to what the term "deliberate self-harm" actually encompasses, and whether the term should include cases of attempted suicide along with self-harm cases with no intent to suicide [ 4, 22].

Finally, although sorting students into binge drinking categories fails to capture high peak levels of consumption among students, a large proportion of harms actually occurs at or near the standard four or more/five or more threshold.