Sentence examples for harm social from inspiring English sources
Addressing his cabinet on Thursday morning, Prime Minister George Papandreou promised that the measures would not harm "social cohesion".
"But when he insists on proposals that threaten the prosperity of all Americans -- or that harm Social Security or Medicare, we will fight".
Worshipers cannot make pilgrimages to tombs, so as "to avoid any group event that might harm social stability," according to the Xinhe government's Web site.
If the new 30-hour allowance is funded at the same miserly rate, the shortage of places could be exacerbated.That could harm social mobility, at which Britain already does badly.
Sam Freedman, a former education adviser to Michael Gove who is in charge of programmes for Teach First, said: "The prime minister has said that she wants to create a country that works for all, but education experts are united that the evidence shows grammar schools harm social mobility".
"If allowed to run amok, they will seriously disrupt social order, affect social stability and harm social integrity".
This harms social mobility".
Theresa May provoked a storm of protest after she claimed mass migration was harming social cohesion in Britain and announced plans to toughen rules on entitlement to asylum.
Kit Sadgrove, who manages Etsio, admitted internships were harming social mobility by stopping poorer people from gaining experience but did not believe he was breaching minimum wage laws.
(Don't get me started: the news about teenage girls and the epidemic of poor mental health and self-harming? Social media, I'm looking directly at you).
Already concerned that unpaid internships put poor students at a disadvantage, they say asking students to spend large sums for such opportunities harms social mobility even more.
