Sentence examples for harm rights from inspiring English sources

In the West, we think morality is all about harm, rights, fairness and consent.

For example, Saletan writes: "In the West, we think morality is all about harm, rights, fairness and consent.

First do no harm, right?

And even if they don't do us any good, they can't do any harm, right?Wrong.

Patrick considers the case, and, despite the misgivings of his partner and girlfriend Angie (Michelle Monaghan), he persuades her they should help: "We can't do any harm, right?" We'll see about that.

Can't do any harm, right?

But just the one won't do me any harm, right?

As Gretchen says, "If you both know that it can't work, then there's no harm, right?" This cynical sense that everything is doomed any way, so it doesn't really matter if they stay together or not, is what gives You're The Worst its edge.

'Smoking is not doing harm right now' was inversely associated with quit intentions (OR=0.25; 95% CI 0.08 to 0.8).

'Smoking not doing harm right now' was inversely associated with intentions to quit smoking, implying a lack of immediacy of threat and/or lack of priority for quitting.

On Friday, the high court in London ruled that when you rip your lawfully owned CDs, transfer a DVD movie to a USB-only device, or backup your playlists, consumers are potentially "harming" rights holders.