Sentence examples for harm time from inspiring English sources

46-year old Fausat Ogunbayo, who is representing herself, says the Administration for Children's Services's decision to place her children in foster care infringed upon her civil rights and ultimately inflicted "over three years of terror, horror, grievous harm, time lost, substantial economic hardship and injuries".

The limitations of the traditional MAM for learning in patients include the need for expert supervision, the potential for suboptimal results or harm, time constraints, rising costs, stress, ethical considerations, and an adversarial medicolegal milieu.

But Rizzo defends the much-maligned paparazzi, saying, "They do a little harm from time to time, but they are not to blame.

We have a subject, harm, and time: the subject of death is a live creature who endures its effects at the very time the creature dies.

Police assume she came to harm some time that evening.

The report by the detention centre manager Serco, obtained by Guardian Australia includes statistics illustrating how long detainees have been held in detention and the rate of self harm over time.

Secondly it is advisable to include questions which provide more detail on what actually happened, and on the emotional or financial harm or time loss for the victim.

The team gathered those animals to look for subtle changes in their metabolism or enzyme levels, which might cause harm over time.

I could face harm any time I left my apartment, but I had to face the harm to discover artistic communities and meet fellow freaks.

He was jailed for 16 months for grievous bodily harm, although time served in custody means that Mann, now 21, will be out next month.

It can be customised to diverse settings and, used consistently, can accurately measure harm over time.