Sentence examples for harm suggestions from inspiring English sources

Although these weapons are clearly causing harm, suggestions to better regulate their sale haven't gone down well across the board.

To cope with this potential harm, several suggestions are put forward including choosing self-pollinated plants, creating infertile polyploid species and carefully selecting easy-controlled microbe species.

Will we construct a new sign language with gestures for expletive-laced searches, threads of bodily harm, inappropriate suggestions about where someone should go, frequently-repeated stock phrases (Winning!)?

In 2009 FDA reiterated the problem of promethazine tissue damage including suggestions to prevent harm and announced that it is now requiring manufactures to include a boxed warning about risk of serious tissue damage for iv injection; it would be useful to increase awareness also about the skin reactions which are too often underestimated.

This evidence is supported by trials of cessation interventions in people with mental health problems, which show no evidence of harm and small suggestions of benefit to mental health from cessation interventions.

While the issues of the Indian Point nuclear power plant raised by Rory Kennedy ("A Target on the Hudson," Op-Ed, Sept. 5) certainly warrant close review, and the impact on our region of virtually any mishap there would be one of great harm, the first suggestion she makes -- a no-flight zone -- is a red herring.

Recommendations for promoting harm reduction strategies and suggestions for future research are discussed.

My feeling, however, is that Democrats are so woefully bad at getting their own message out -- especially in the short, easy-to-digest soundbites to which the mainstream media is addicted -- that I certainly couldn't do any harm by making such suggestions, and indeed might do some good.

But, there are suggestions that harm to medication use might be higher in children than in adults [ 6].

There were no differences between randomized groups with regards to any other measures of resource consumption or health states (hospital stay, infection rates, antibiotic use, etc) or any suggestions of harm attributable to the use of early parenteral nutrition.

The executive may ask providers to discuss specific events or general processes that could put patients at risk for harm, they ask for suggestions to improve safety, and verbalize their commitment to improving safety.