Sentence examples for harm on both from inspiring English sources

And this, the charge sheet concludes, is now inflicting serious harm on both the country and the Conservatives' future electoral prospects.

Senator Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican who is chairman of the subcommittee and just returned from a trip to the region, said the sanctions were imposing significant economic harm on both countries in the midst of the Asian economic crisis.

Overestimating the percentage of immigrants and Muslims may promote exaggerated fears of being "swamped" by foreign cultures and strengthens support for restricting migration, which can inflict great harm on both would-be immigrants and natives.

The United States and China are now so entangled with each other economically that conflict — whether escalating trade protectionism or belligerent rivalry for spheres of influence or military provocation — inflicts major harm on both countries.

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The Conservative "cartel," he went on, "harms both the economic welfare and the religious interests of individual congregations".

And yet these barriers are having a significant and lasting effect nonetheless: they are harming communities on both sides of the border.

If hospitals already scare you, you might want to avoid both of the new doctor dramas, "Do No Harm," on NBC (Thursday) and "Monday Mornings," on TNT (Monday).

A major problem faced by both agencies is that Islamic radicals determined to inflict harm on America are not likely to volunteer their services to American intelligence.

Now what about the harm on the other side?

The stress may even inflict harm on your personal relationships.