Sentence examples for harm has resulted from inspiring English sources

General Electric, Allison Division of General Motors, and Pratt & Whitney Aircraft have all run "torture tests" on engines, throwing ice pellets, water, animal carcasses and metal objects into them; no harm has resulted.

"What others intended for harm has resulted in untold good.

This wide range of broader harms has resulted in alcohol being deemed the most harmful substance in the United Kingdom 12. Concern about alcohol-related harm is not new.

A report de Villa authored that was released June 28 referenced the stigma surrounding drug use the "serious health and social harms" criminalization has resulted in.

Where serious harm or death has resulted to a patient as a result of a breach of the fundamental standards criminal liability should follow.

Possible harm to bees has resulted in the European Commission imposing a precautionary two-year moratorium on the use of neonicotinoids on bee-attractive crops from 2013.

Undeniably, the mandatory detention of asylum seekers by the Australian authorities at facilities on Christmas Island has given rise to questions about the rights of the individuals concerned, serious concerns over suicide and self-harm among detainees, and has resulted in riots.

For far too long, virtually every time Americans have been asked to make "tough choices," it has resulted in disproportionate harm for hardworking Americans and retirees.

"This drought has resulted in great harm," said Abiot.

The World Health Organization has defined an incident as an event or circumstance that could have or has resulted in unnecessary harm to a patient.

If, however, a significant event has resulted in patient harm then medical colleagues tend to be involved in the implementation of change in the great majority of cases.