Sentence examples for harm generally from inspiring English sources

The evidence that was presented in Buckley was found by the Supreme Court to be "at best... the testimony of several minor-party officials that one or two persons refused to make contributions because of the possibility of disclosure," and therefore failed to persuade the Supreme Court that "the substantial public interest... outweighs the harm generally alleged".

Judges' reactions have varied, with some declining to order restitution, including one in Texas and another in Maine, usually saying that the link between possession and the harm done is too tenuous to reach the level of "proximate harm" generally required under the law for restitution.

For example, in many studies, each type of harm generally includes only one item, whereas in our study each type of harm included 2 7 items of harm.

While alcohol-attributable harms generally increased with increasing income inequality, alcohol-attributable hospitalisations actually showed the reverse relationship at low levels of income inequality.

I don't want to offend him or harm our generally good working relationship.

But in the past, if a doctor's receptionist gave an envelope with medical results to the wrong patient, the harm was generally minimal.

This "observable bodily harm" standard generally means that if you sue for intentional infliction of emotional distress, your recovery is taxed.

For example, the risk of permanent harm is generally much less in the case of blood and hair donation; while, the donation of eggs and sperm raises additional issues relating to the creation and parenting of additional future people.

The governing Conservatives oppose harm reduction generally, including North America's only supervised injection site.

SHS harm is generally delayed, and is most clear at the population level (eg, statistics for child respiratory hospitalisations).

In our study we found that the worms enter and leave the slug intestine without any obvious harm and generally being fertile, suggesting that slugs represent suitable means of transport.