Sentence examples for harm less from inspiring English sources

The crowd must have thought that the Na tional Guard was harm less.

It is not outlandish to suggest that an alternative approach might lead to less drug-related harm, less imprisonment and less crime in America as well.

But in actual use, biological agents often harm less than expected, partly for the simple evolutionary reason that people have immune systems that fight pathogens.

Some were treated with diet and tolbutamide, which is marketed under the name Orinase; some with diet and Phenformin, which is a dif ferent type of oral anti diabetes agent; some with diet and a placebo a harm less but ineffective substitute for a drug; and some with diet and insulin.

Jesse Boulerice, a 19-year-old Flyers draft choice, was charged on Wednesday with assault to do great bodily harm less than murder -- a felony that carries a jail sentence of up to 10 years and up to a $5,000 fine, prosecutors said yesterday.

Jesse Boulerice, a 19-year-old draft choice from New York, was charged last week with assault to do great bodily harm less than murder to Andrew Long of the Guelph Storm during an Ontario Hockey League finals game in April.

Grendon inmates self-harm less than other prisoners, and both offenders and staff report higher levels of wellbeing.

Ethically sourced meat is better for all of us – it harms less; it tastes better.

Of those who self-harmed, less than one in five (18%) had sought help for psychological problems of anxiety or depression.

Ideally the cage will be stainless steel with a strong lock, as Umbrellas and Moluccans have a penchant for escaping, and harming less powerful cages.

The principle "Do no harm" meant less and less with each death (abortionists call it termination).