Sentence examples for harm out of from inspiring English sources

E-cigarettes are a way to take the harm out of the drug use.

The greatest harm out of the Go story was the suppression of innovation and new technology by Microsoft".

Many experts, including Ash's former director, Clive Bates, feel strongly that any risks associated with e-cigarettes are outweighed by their capacity to dramatically take the harm out of using nicotine.

According to news reports, surveillance footage indicated that the shots may have come from a man in Gravy's entourage; whether that man was trying to do Gravy a favor or harm (out of frustration at the fact that he wasn't allowed to accompany Gravy upstairs, as some have suggested) remains an open question.

"There are so many nets that are doing so much harm out of sight," Brazilian three-time Olympic medallist Giba said.

One of the primary reasons for our uncertainty as to the benefit or harm of out-of- hospital TI is the difficulty in comparing reports from different EMS systems due to lack of uniform data reporting standards.

In residents who are bed bound, and unable to remain in an upright position, or have swallowing difficulties, the risk of harm out-weighs the benefits of treatment.

People slash their wrists, slam their heads into walls in distress, self-harm out of desperation.

Except you should sit down for it, and probably keep implements of self-harm out of reach.

Call it clean, call it hard, but May's red, white and blue Brexit threatens epic self-harm – out of the single market, out of the customs union, no half-in, half-out.

The detailed design means that there are no hidden areas where prisoners can be trapped and harmed out of sight of staff.