Sentence examples for harm of being from inspiring English sources
The lasting harm of being a child soldier, it seemed, arose not from the war but from social isolation and conflict afterward.
The government reacted quickly to the Newham debacle with a pledge to protect families threatened with the harm of being forced to move.
No harm of being homesick (although it is still 24 degrees)." 47th over: India 119-4 (Dravid 51, Dhoni 10) Anderson continues after the drinks break and Dravid tucks his first ball to long leg for a single.
Women invited for breast cancer screening in the UK are to be given more information about the potential harm of being tested.
What the harm of being, at heart, decades younger than our faces?
From there, he studied many different species of turtles and realized they were in harm of being over-hunted.
Women invited for breast cancer screening in the UK are to be given more information about the potential harms of being tested, after an independent review has shown that for some it can do more harm than good.
We found the potential risk of public harm to be of unusually high magnitude.
Moreover we also run a great risk of being harmed.
That is why a group is capable of being harmed and of being treated unjustly as a group.
Otherwise, we risk these technologies harming local communities, instead of being engines of progress.
