Sentence examples for harm is due from inspiring English sources

The stress of routinely breaking the law or hiding criminal activity could itself cause mental health issues for vulnerable people – so it's hard to know if any harm is due to the drug, or the drug being illegal.

Perhaps the paucity of harm is due to the benign mechanism of the 'pop' [ 6, 12, 13].

In this study, 3 of the 4 events that resulted in permanent harm were due to inadvertent route of administration of medication, and were classified as preventable.

For example, feminist author Barbara Brickman has speculated that reported gender differences in rates of self-harm are due to deliberate socially biased methodological and sampling errors, directly blaming medical discourse for pathologising the female.

Three out of four permanent harms were due to wrong administration of drugs.

A study carried out in Northern China indicated that 28% of 14,771 emergency room visits for self-harm were due to pesticide ingestion[ 69].

Madine was charged with affray and intent to cause grievous bodily harm earlier this month, and is due to appear at Leeds Crown Court on 13 November.

Future research needs to investigate whether the low incidence of self-harm presenting to hospitals amongst people of Chinese origin truly reflects a lower frequency of self-harm, or alternatively is due to markedly different post-episode help-seeking behaviours or student overrepresentation in this ethnic group.

The harm is exclusively due to a higher DALY burden of unprevented cases of disease B. These cases of B were not prevented because the windfall payments to doctors during an epidemic of disease A were used to lobby the government for a larger share of the fixed health budget.

From a moral point of view, fraud is wrong because the harm to the victim is due to his being intentionally deceived, making the transaction inherently unfair.

Scholars theorize that this link between increased deprivation and suicide is due to psychological harm and stress incurred due to segregation and isolation (Johnson 2005; King 2005; King 2006; Shalev 2009).