Sentence examples for harm and damage from inspiring English sources

Want to remember that deleterious means "causing harm and damage"?

"They have done enormous humanitarian harm, and damage to men, women and children in that country".

"It caused Van Gogh some harm and damage when he deleted his ear.

Nevertheless, he raises a more general issue: what is the point of ceaseless, miserable striving, often in work that generates yet more harm and damage?

Greenhouse gas emissions are considered a form of pollution because they cause potential harm and damage through impacts on the climate.

Subsequently, natural hazards cause a great deal of harm and damage every year and have generally increased over the last decade.

Like Jor-El's impassioned speech on Krypton, we took responsibility for the ways we have all harmed and damaged our world.

To start, there is the injury to individuals that arises from unauthorized disclosure of sensitive personal information, but tangible harms and damages can also occur, too, such as from blackmail, identity fraud, impersonation, and cyber-stalkers.

The losses are not just human; war has harmed tourism and damaged the country's economy.

She wants to revitalise the idea that suicide is wrong, harms others and "damages humanity".

Lessons in violence nurture shame and more violence for children KUALA LUMPUR, 6 October 2008 – Corporal punishment in schools harms children and damages their education highlights the United Nations World Report on Violence Against Children.