Sentence examples for harm but also from inspiring English sources

Now it's not just pecuniary harm but also anybody "whose means of identification was used unlawfully or without authority".

Past experience suggests this tends to do a lot of harm, but also that some economies get off more lightly than others.

The idea is that the device will not only cause physical harm but also incite fear, which will lead to chaos and more fear.

Some of these restrictions will not only prohibit future harm but also, over time, should help restore the prospect of competition that was destroyed by Microsoft's violations.

"Ours is a dual mission to identify people who aren't refugees and who, worst case, might wish us harm, but also to identify and protect refugees".

"Separation from family members does not only result in personal harm but also has negative impact on integration efforts," she said.

Former education secretary Nicky Morgan, who was sacked by May in July, will take up a new role as chair of the pro-European Tory Mainstream group, and warn that a hard Brexit would not only be an act of economic self-harm, but also risk unleashing and legitimising bigotry.

This means not just directing limitation of harms, but also specifying what kinds of benefits we want to see.

Even if only part of the population were vaccinated, the bang for the terrorist's buck could be drastically curtailed, not only because a smaller number of people would be harmed but also because the spread of the outbreak would be more easily controlled; there would be fewer contagious people and fewer in dire need of immediate vaccination.

Standing requires not only that someone has been harmed but also that with a court ruling favorable to them, the harm will dissipate.

In short, rape is forced, abusive, and/or violent sex; recognizing rape's sexual nature is crucial to understanding not only its wrongs and harms, but also the cultural and political meaning of sex in patriarchal cultures.