Sentence examples for harm comes from inspiring English sources
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].
Although it is against Wiccan principles to put a harmful spell upon others, Ms. Neer said as she took out a special candle used for "super-duper protection spells," one may cast a boomerang spell on a harmful person to so that the harm comes back to him.
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.
Rather, he says, the real harm comes from the roadside, where people walk or gather.
The harm comes if anyone tries to impose their beliefs and values on others.
The harm comes when cultures insist that their myths are factually true rather than spiritually true.
Alien_cat "The main harm comes from vodka, especially fake vodka and other surrogates.
Self-harm comes in a number of forms: burning, cutting, scratching, banging, hitting, picking at scabs, interfering with wound healing, trichotillomania (hair pulling), and self-poisoning.
