Sentence examples for harm come from inspiring English sources

"We will not let any harm come to Pakistan's sovereignty and solidarity".

He always had a banter with them but would never ever let any harm come to them.

— Admiral Mike Mullen "We have yet to see any harm come to anyone in Afghanistan that we can directly tie to exposure in the WikiLeaks documents".

The father took out of his pocket a letter written in Hebrew, saying that Dr. Lehmann vouched for this decent Arab and asked that no harm come to this friend of Ben Shemen.

Nor has its potential to terrify state politicians who fear for their political hides should any harm come to Mr. Rajkumar, an elderly star with bad knees, who, like his kidnapper, goes by one name.

Had any harm come to Mr. Rajkumar, state officials in Karnataka feared not only the destruction of their own political careers but a flare-up of violence between the Kannada-speaking majority and the Tamil-speaking minority.

A further complication is the possibility that hypoglycemia itself may not be harmful but that the harm comes instead from rapid correction of hypoglycemia leading to rebound hyperglycemia [ 15].

Rather, when one has knowingly and willing risked something harmful, one cannot legitimately complain when that harm comes home to roost.

See that some harm comes to him".

No serious harm comes of his meddling.

"We are concerned that no harm comes to him.