Sentence examples for harm opponents from inspiring English sources

Wizards can cast spells that harm opponents (combat spells), heal damage taken, or summon creatures.

People from both groups used improvised weapons, including sticks and empty Pepsi cans filled with concrete, to harm opponents.

By traditional measures of market concentration, there is abundant evidence that the merger will harm consumers, opponents of the deal say.

"Indigenous people around the Pacific all have their own 'war dances' in the form of the popular Haka and it is interesting no one is offended when these Indigenous people threaten harm to opponents,'' Doyle said.

The rules of political competition have not been followed, and politics has veered towards violence, harming both opponents and supporters of President Mohamed Morsi.

If there is a reason to use video to clean up soccer, it surely is to remove from the fray the so-called hard men who systematically attempt to harm an opponent.

But there was no intention to harm the opponent".

Caveat emptor: at times, jiujitsu hurts, although truly harming your opponent is not the object of the sport.

Such criticism can run the risk of harming the opponent's brand should he win the nomination, and therefore may be met with limited tolerance from party elites.

‎Even worse, he has made thinly-veiled suggestions about physically harming his opponent.

We live in an age when harming an opponent is seemingly more important than serving the best interests of our country, and that is tragic.