Sentence examples for harm driving from inspiring English sources

In short, we and our putative Afghan allies are in that same petri dish, thrashing about and causing harm, driving the very convergence of terrorist forces we say we are seeking to avoid.

In London, violence escalated outside Fulham Broadway tube station, near Chelsea's Stamford Bridge ground; police arrested 12 people on public order offences, while one man was arrested for grievous bodily harm, drink driving and dangerous driving, after he hit a 31-year-old while attempting to drive down Fulham Broadway.

It examines such social harms as driving under the influence and alcohol-attributed violence but primarily focuses on health harms like fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), liver diseases, and cancers.

But then very few civilians are harmed while driving tanks on the weekend, while the number of chain saw users who require hospitalization annually exceeds 44,000, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Countries benefit most when they concentrate on what they do best, and trade barriers harm consumers by driving up prices and undermine a nation's competitiveness by shielding industries from market forces that spur innovation.

Treasury officials said their special master for pay, Kenneth R. Feinberg, was aware that if he set pay standards that were too stringent, he could further harm A.I.G. by driving away its executives.

Remember, though, you may be extra sleepy the next morning, so try to avoid doing anything that may cause you or others harm, such as driving or operating heavy machinery.

Some games have unintentionally produced effects that increased the level of risk people take in various situations, thereby causing themselves or others harm, for example driving simulation games which actually resulted in increased number of road accidents (Deterding, 2010).

For example, a recent survey of more than 400 science chairs found that while 46% of the chairs felt that gateway courses harmed diversity by driving away potentially successful students, 57% felt no need to modify these courses to retain more STEM students (Bayer Corporation, 2011).

The catchy a cappella tune mocks the country's restrictions, as well as the assertion by one Saudi cleric that driving would harm women's ovaries.

Janoušek, who has long faced allegations that he laundered millions of dollars through a Swiss bank alongside other extensive allegations of corruption including rigging public tenders, was eventually charged on Sunday with causing grievous bodily harm as well as driving under the influence of an addictive substance.