Sentence examples for harm directed from inspiring English sources

He certainly does not deserve the personal threats and wishes for physical harm directed against him now on Twitter, some of which are baroque and all of which ought to stop.

Despite the continuing turmoil and destruction in Egypt, Syria and elsewhere in the region, every sector of society has the responsibility to act — to speak out against discrimination against religious minorities and to protect them from physical harm directed toward them solely because of their religious beliefs.

Ultimately, the Department of Justice will seek to demonstrate consumer harm, direct or indirect, caused by the high fees charged for sponsored search, and, ultimately, I believe that the DoJ will succeed in establishing this, but these are not essential to establishing the presence of and abuse of market power.

Torrents of abuse and threats of bodily harm were directed at the federal panelists.

"Harassment does not have to include intent to harm, be directed at a specific target, or involve repeated incidents.

As such, patient attention was diverted from risks of harm and directed toward gaining access to trials.

These measures will not improve the lives of anyone; and they may do harm by directing people away from activities and pursuits that would add value to their lives.

There have been multiple incidents where bullets were deflected by the underwire of a woman's bra, either keeping her entirely from harm, or directing the bullet away from the heart to another part of the body.

8 At the same time, diagnostic errors are frequent and often result in death or disability, 9 with recent estimates suggesting more than a million a year harmed by diagnostic error in the USA. 10 For those harmed, direct costs accrue from failure to treat the true condition, inappropriate testing and treatments for the incorrectly diagnosed one, and any medicolegal costs or payments.

Our views on rare but serious harm can be directed by the amount of information available.

In addition, the site will show "'public service announcement'-style language" to users searching for terms typically related to self-harm blogs, directing them to self-help organisations and similar.