Sentence examples for harm has come from inspiring English sources

Too much harm has come from flag waving down the years.

"When a player is absent, you think injury or some harm has come to him," he said.

The harm has come from drug products containing toxic impurities, from drugs with unrecognized severe adverse reactions, from adulterated drug products, and from fake or counterfeit drugs.

Joseph V. Sorrentino, a lawyer for Mr. DeGennaro, said the government acknowledged that those threats occurred "years ago," and "no harm has come to anyone".

Thompson said no harm has come to the public.

"I'd like to believe," he said, "that no harm has come to John.

I tried to rationalize it: the radiologist had caught the bleeding, and no additional harm had come to the patient.

They found that the I.R.B. did not follow up to see if any harm had come to patients.

Stony Brook officials said at the time that they had determined that no harm had come to the 147 patients he treated there.

Much of the harm had come from newspaper headlines, he said, which affected perception for most people, who then did not read the actual articles.

I tacked holiday greeting cards to the wall and thought about how lucky I was to live in a place where no harm had come to me, to imagine the two rooms as home.