Sentence examples for harm potential from inspiring English sources

"Rather than use its merger authority to protect the public against an expanding monopoly, the commission has allowed AT&T to extend the reach of its cable and broadband Internet service monopolies and extended the time during which it can abuse consumers and harm potential competitors," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of Consumers Union's Washington office.

And regulated harm potential.

One rating was with additional harm potential (=less benefit).

One assessment resulted in a "major additional benefit" (13.64 %) and one in "additional harm potential" (9.00 %).

Of those, 39% are taking a medication with a moderate to severe harm potential if wrongly combined with other drugs.

All publications agree that ASCT contains a considerable harm potential.

So, rich content companies will be able to tilt the playing field in their direction, harming potential newcomers by leveraging their inherent financial advantage.

They and others say that the technique should satisfy people who object to stem cell research on the grounds that it harms potential human life.

Devlin and coworkers [ 42] surveyed American clinicians in 2004 and found that some ICUs were not adopting sedation holding because of a lack of nursing acceptance of this practice, a potential increase in patient self-harm, potential for respiratory compromise and concern about patient comfort.

Regulators and clinicians make risk/benefit decisions balancing risk (likelihood of harm) with potential for benefit.

They argue the university campus should be a 'safe space', free from emotional harm or potential offence".