Sentence examples for harm parts from inspiring English sources

There are at least two possible mechanisms by which air pollution can harm parts of the body besides the nasal cavity and lungs, said Anthony Gerber, a pulmonologist at National Jewish Health in Denver.

If Dr. Giggles ever took the Hippocratic Oath, his eyes must have glazed at the "abstain from doing harm" part.

Instead, analysts have projected that the President's scheme would harm Part D's competitive dynamics, yielding higher premiums, more restrictive access to medicines, and diminished research on the next generation of medicines.

It is also harming parts of the infrastructure.

Bigger waves and more storms would wear down coastal defences and increase flooding.More broadly, global warming is troubling because it is likely to do the most harm in parts of the world that are poorest and least-prepared and, it so happens, the least-prepared andfor causitg it.

Suspending the rules "would harm auto parts suppliers, who employ two and a half times more Americans than auto companies, and who, relying on current standards, have invested heavily in fuel savings technologies," said Carol Lee Rawn, transportation director at Ceres.

That will harm car-parts suppliers, which are well represented in the Mittelstand.

They must accept the threat of harm as part of their jobs and their oaths.

Except for one thing: physical harm being part of the game itself.

Lupus usually affects the skin, joints, blood and kidneys, but can harm any part of the body.

"I think it did no harm as part of the process of trying to build better race relations.