Sentence examples for harm in the first from inspiring English sources

As with other reports, the paper suggests that Zika does the most harm in the first trimester of pregnancy.

A change of ends from his usual preference did him no harm in the first Test at Headingley and, if there is movement, he will be a handful no matter which end he uses at Lord's.

It enables an individual to stand up to a more-powerful "other", whether that be a government or a criminal; it deters this "other" from attempting to do harm in the first place.

The other side of the coin is the way that powerful business interests have lobbied to weaken laws and regulators that could help to prevent harm in the first place.

Rabin adds that there is plenty of precedent for a taxation scheme that applies to late-arrivers to a market even though they did not cause the harm in the first instance.

"Who could argue that a rape detected is preferable to the same rape prevented, a murder solved is better than a life saved, or the arrest of a paedophile is better than the children in question never coming to harm in the first place?" the report asks.

In one case, in southern Afghanistan, the attacker did no harm; in the second attack, in the Achin district of Nangarhar Province, two international soldiers were injured.

Where were those theories of planning, of demand management, of industrial dirigisme and public ownership that did such harm in the third world so persuasively set out?

The study calls for reducing the demand for prostituted people, increasing awareness of trafficking, including training people to recognize and respond to victims, and ideally preventing young people from being harmed in the first place.

The ASPCA will continue to rescue dogs who suffered the unlucky fate of being born in puppy mills, but we would prefer to stop those large-scale breeding operations that allow dogs to live in deplorable and inhumane conditions before dogs are harmed in the first place.

Briefly it seemed that Ranieri's acumen would undo the harm done in the first leg by his gauche desire to gamble with gung-ho substitutions that invited a 3-1 defeat.