Sentence examples for harm to happen from inspiring English sources

For example, we naturally flinch more strongly from causing harm to someone than from allowing the same harm to happen.

This, for Slote, basically accounts for the commonsense deontological distinction between the seriousness of the wrong of doing harm rather than allowing it to happen.

But while genetic screening tests are remarkable diagnostic tools, they are not without potential harm to those who happen to carry a deleterious trait.

"The other half is related to other harms that happen to people when drinking; primarily drunk driving, drunk driving crashes, pedestrian injuries, violent assaults, and various criminal behaviors and various injuries," Gruenewald said.

Hold forth to them the promise that, if they submit, no harm shall happen to them on account of their rebellion; their temples shall not be burnt, nor any of their private buildings; neither shall they be treated with greater harshness than before the outbreak.

"I think I thought if I didn't go, no harm could happen to me," she said.

The statistical likelihood of being a victim of terrorism is infinitesimal, but when something bad happens to people like us - for westerners that means terrorism victims in Paris more than in Beirut; for Americans, it means victims in San Bernardino more than in Paris - we feel like that same harm could happen to us, which makes us worry about that risk, regardless of the odds.

At the second event in South Korea, an estimated 100 riot police stood guard at Incheon International Airport to prevent harm from happening to Ohno.

"We want to prevent harm happening to people rather than respond once it has happened," he said.

Others squarely blame women for any harm that happens to them, pointing to their clothes as the culprit rather than the attacker/s.

What harm can happen, though, to a woman with a baby at her breast?