Sentence examples for harm cut from inspiring English sources

"We know that minimum unit pricing will reduce alcohol-related harm, cut crime and assault, ease the burden on our hospitals and protect the young and vulnerable.

"But the claim of 'irreparable harm' cuts both ways.

Imagine what harm cuts more than ten times that amount would do.

Canada, meanwhile, is creating a C$20bn-a-year industry that will employ thousands of people, minimise public-health harms, cut teen access to the drug and save the taxpayer millions in enforcement costs.

He was so affected that he secretly took it out on himself and I spent last night cleaning his self-harm cuts and butterfly stitching the larger ones across his chest.

When I escaped my abuser's physical and psychological harm, he cut off the financial resources that would have enabled me to attend a four-year college.

As an example: everyone knows that drugs and drink fuel crime and antisocial behaviour – so let's deal with addictions and binge-drinking in a way that reduces harm and cuts costs.

"Psychologically they have huge problems; they self-harm, they cut themselves up, they use their hands and arms as weapons," says Tzanetos Antypas, who heads Greece's biggest humanitarian organisation, Praksis.

The Web site also offers factoids about the Portuguese cork forests ("the second largest bio-gem after the Amazon rainforest"), the harvesting process ("Cork oak trees are not harmed or cut down to produce corks; the bark of the tree is sustainably harvested") and other advantages to cork ("Cork preserves local Portuguese tradition and provides jobs for thousands of skilled workers").

He may think his tax scheme will create enough economic growth to offset whatever harm spending cuts do.

He cited the potentially deadly harm that cuts to Medicare it was likely to set in motion would cause him ― and millions of other Americans.