Sentence examples for harm for a from inspiring English sources

Everyone within earshot was wondering why we all risked physical harm for a séance.

In a bid to prevent trivial actions, any statement must also have caused "substantial harm" for a libel action to be brought under the new plans.

It is not feasible to assess ex-ante, i.e. during the pre-market ERA, the potential harm for a relevant EU-wide protection goal due to GMO cultivation.

Obey pointed out that growing SBIR "does no harm for a large agency whose budget has been rising, such as the Department of Defense, but it can do immeasurable harm to the crown jewel of our research agencies in this country, the National Institutes of Health".

The thought of grabbing my daughter and running from harm for a week or more is frightening.

But neither The Guardian nor The Intercept, two of the outlets that have published stories based on Snowden documents, would print anything that would lead to imminent harm for a specific individual, a principle Snowden himself embraced.

Depriving him of his $136,700 annual salary, wrote the lawyer, Barry Kamins, would cause the justice "irreparable harm for an alleged criminal act of which he is presumed innocent".

In October last year, she was convicted of actual bodily harm for an assault on toilet attendant Sophie Amogbokpa, in a Guildford nightclub the previous January that left Amogbokpa needing hospital treatment.

An e-desire is a motivational state that consists in a desire for what is correctly believed to be someone else's significant harm for an unworthy goal or for what would correctly be believed to be someone else's significant harm for an unworthy goal in the absence of self-deception (see Section 3.5.3 for more on self-deceptive evil).

Critics argue that it is not necessary to take pleasure in doing wrong to perform an evil action since it is sufficient to intentionally cause significant harm for an unworthy goal such as self-interest (Calder 2013).

Studies have revealed that these experiences actively produce stress and cause trauma for those exposed, which begs the question: Can simply growing up black in America cause permanent psychological harm for an individual?