Sentence examples for harm reflecting from inspiring English sources

In this study, alcohol was the only drug to rate higher on social harm than personal harm reflecting the enormous burden to the healthcare system posed by alcohol and also the negative effects on rates of crime, work place absences and on family life including domestic violence.

But as Mr. Joseph wrote, he said, he began imagining scenes where the two characters were 18, then 28, and wrestling with whether their continued pattern of — and attraction to — physical harm reflected brokenness in their souls.

But "it is possible that increased reporting of self-harm reflects a real increase in the behaviour", it said.

Seven years ago I took an oath to do no harm so reflecting on the last six months is difficult.

Second, the personality trait "harm avoidance", reflecting a proclivity to repress stressful stimuli, may decrease stress resiliency, while increased "self-directedness", reflecting overall top-down self-regulation abilities, may promote stress resiliency [ 72].

The figure of $52.9 billion in economic harm this past year reflects property damage, medical expenses, and lost earnings.

The complexity of uncovering harm is reflected in the numerous ways that one has to measure it.

He asked if we can truly say that we're all doing enough to keep our children safe from harm and after reflecting, answered "no".

In addition, we found support that self-harm behavior reflects the same latent construct across both groups.

Public health bodies must ensure that such harms are reflected in measures of the societal costs of alcohol, and must advocate for the enforcement of legislation designed to reduce such harms.

87 The heterogeneity for assessing harms was high, reflecting differences in study size and design and quality of reporting of adverse events.