Sentence examples for harm indeed from inspiring English sources
Neither the government and other officials responsible for resourcing and training the magistracy, nor the magistrates themselves, intend or foresee this institutional harm; indeed, perhaps no-one could reasonably have foreseen the harmful effects of these shortcomings in training and failure to respond to increased workloads.
When you lie to get into an unauthorized movie, you do the theater no harm: indeed, you increase its profits without threatening its sanctimonious pose of social responsibility.
Of course, having recruited one Johnny Marr as their latest member hasn't exactly done them any harm – indeed, it's one of the highlights of Bowen's career.
Haven't we stuck our noses enough in other peoples' business and done enough harm?" Indeed, the Pew Research Center reports a drastic fall in U.S. public support for democracy promotion.
However, he says, in private firms corruption remains widespread.At times of rapid growth, lack of accountability did not seem to do much harm; indeed it helped to speed up decision-making.
"People will see that we have not harmed, indeed we have protected, the interest of the financial sector".
No one is harmed; indeed more pleasure is gained since he can enjoy his band without fear of being judged by nasty "friends".
We might still want to say that the parents of such a child acted irresponsibly, assuming the controversial premise that the risks of harm were indeed high, but we cannot do so on the ground that the reproductive arrangement harmed the child, who owed her very existence to it.
However, the boundaries are not always clearly defined and in some cases behaviours that usually fall outside the boundaries of self-harm may indeed represent self-harm if performed with explicit intent to cause tissue damage.
Jeffrey E. Theodore, an assistant U.S. Attorney, had managed to persuade a jury in Knoxville, Tennessee, that the three Plowshares activists had meant to harm — and indeed, had harmed — the national defense.
