Sentence examples for harm attached from inspiring English sources

"Stalking is generally characterized by persistent, uninvited attention, with some harm or risk of harm attached," says James Liebman, a professor of criminal law at Columbia University.

Patients with cancer experienced inner conflict between rational belief and emotional resistance to taking medication due to confrontation with cancer, doubt regarding efficacy and concerns over potential harm attached to use of the agent.

Although the participants all knew what to do, they had considerable emotional resistance to taking their medication due to confrontation with cancer, doubt regarding efficacy and concern over potential harm attached to use of the agent.

This indicates that A. oris is sensitive to an acidic environment when grown in continuous culture, but that a pH of 5.0 is not low enough to harm attached bacteria or inhibit adhesion.

Banning something – or more accurately, imposing a criminal penalty on some action – has harms attached too.

The harms attached to our excess intake of sugar and calories, and sugar-sweetened beverages specifically, are emphatically clear, and decisively established.

What this means is that even if there are harms attached to some saturated fats, summary judgment against the whole clan was never valid.

But the result of such widespread application is that many people will be exposed to the test -- and whatever harms are attached to it.

It occurs suddenly when a disease or injury harms the nerve attached to the muscle.

While the Los Angeles Unified School District now produces its own teacher rankings, it has declined to release them with teachers' names attached, citing potential harm to school employees.

First, like self-harm scars, there's a stigma attached to having tattoos.