Sentence examples for harm again from inspiring English sources

In the Kiesle case, Mr. Lena said it had been completely up to the local bishop to make sure the priest was prevented from doing harm again.

But this was tried before, in 1998, and will do great harm again if fresh financing is not tied to dramatic changes in the way the banks are run.

The third time through the order caused the harm — again — for Mike Bolsinger on Monday night.

The estimates for reduction in health harm again show that a ban on below cost selling has minimal effect (table 5).

During the police interview process in 2011 her mental health deteriorated and she had to admit herself to hospital as she began to self-harm again, she said.

"The same interests harmed by the initial intrusion are harmed again, and all the more seriously".

More people than ever before are being harmed by drugs and then harmed again by the punishment meted out, instead of being helped to kick or contain the habit, they say.

High-profile murders of women and children have also highlighted the scale of the problem, with many offenders found to have been on bail, parole, facing charges, or deemed a low risk of harming again at the time of committing the crime In 2013, Julie Grant was murdered by her ex-partner, Shannon Mahon, who was on bail for assault.

Following the arrest, Jackie said Laura started self-harming again, before trying to commit suicide twice "because she couldn't cope".

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Frank Köhnlein, a youth psychiatrist at the University Clinic in Basel, explains the dangers posed by such movements: "Young people who are already fragile and perhaps already have experience with self-harm could be massively stimulated by this sort of thing and encouraged to self-harm again.