Sentence examples for harm going from inspiring English sources

Josh Wilson, the new Labor member for Fremantle who replaced one of Labor's strongest campaigners on protecting the human rights of asylum seekers, Melissa Parke, said there was clear evidence of "chronic, systemic, institutional harm" going on in immigration detention.

But Cosmo's potential for harm goes beyond the dodgy sex tips and headlines.

Doing no harm goes beyond meeting the legal requirements regarding the environment, conditions of employment, community relations, and ethics.

"That's how they get around it but that's precisely how it works … because they drink less pure alcohol and harm goes down".

As a young man he migrated to Japan, and, not wishing to reveal his abilities at astral projection to those who might wish him harm, went by plane.

Environmental health departments know about rot and vermin in hoarders' houses, but harm goes way beyond this – and includes dying of hoarding.

"The same instincts that served him so well for a year and a half -- do no harm, go slow, resist -- have now taken a bump and turned it into a major crisis," one senior Republican legislative leader said.

It was then that Gilbertson, who is now awaiting sentencing for a conviction of serious bodily harm, went to make a cup of tea but instead returned with a jug of boiling water – which she poured over her husband's head.

"The harm goes far beyond those killed or physically maimed in attacks," she said.

And the harm goes beyond self-esteem.

The harm goes far beyond refugees and immigrants.