Sentence examples for harm rise from inspiring English sources

Even the most cautious estimates of harm rise with the incidence of infection.

"At the Justice Department, investigations that involve allegations of patient harm rise straight to the top and will attract the immediate attention of the F.B.I.," Mr. Ogrosky said.

While prohibition probably reduced consumption, overall harm rose as the people most harmed by alcohol were denied the help they needed and were instead branded criminals.

Perhaps most striking for those who believe in the deterrent effect of gun-ownership, burglary (theft with forcible entry) and larceny (theft without forcible entry or threat of harm) rose significantly following growth in gun ownership, by roughly half as much as homicides.

Mr. Katsas said this case was different "because of the stakes of the case and because harms rise to national security".

Governments and international organizations are hard at work to balance the benefits and harms rising out of the expansion of the field of biotechnology.

Indeed, some such events could even be in part funded by drug suppliers, so the possibility of harm may rise.

If extremists cause harm, we rise above.

Even wealthy societies are going to face substantial harm from rising temperatures, probably a lot more than we're expecting.

But all this new research suggests that the burden is likely to be much more shared than that, and that even wealthy societies are going to face substantial harm from rising temperatures, probably a lot more than we're expecting.

Between 1 in 12 and 1 in 15 young people deliberately self-harm, and over the last ten years the number of young people being admitted to hospital because of self harm has risen by 68%.