Sentence examples for harm with that from inspiring English sources

Adam Lallana has done his claims no harm with that early finish.

If the day inspires even a handful of people to get more involved and have fun enjoying sport, then the idea is a success, and what is the harm with that?

It may be difficult for healthcare providers to align their understanding of harm with that of patients and their families.

It presumes that we are going to do harm with that specimen [and that] we [the IRB] are not watching.

"Dependence used to be based on physiological withdrawal symptoms and stuff like that," he explained, but "the classic definition of addiction is failure to control use and there's some harm associated with that use".

"I believe there's this notion out there that the marijuana industry is just full of organic farmers who are peacefully growing an organic natural plant and that there's no harm associated with that," U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag told San Francisco public radio station KQED last March.

And then there's the harms associated with that".

43 Nonetheless, Gillett and Freeman both believe that it may be in the individual patient's best interests to enter a trial which could halve her chance of receiving potentially beneficial treatment, since this also halves her risk of receiving the possible harms associated with that treatment.

Striking a slightly stiffer tone, the Bush administration warned China that its relationship with the United States was being hurt and that it risked further harm with every day that the crew of an American spy plane remained in detention.

The principles produced from our analysis will enable practitioners and services to alleviate unintended harm with incident disclosure that is appropriate and patient centred.

It's about the constant choice between doing good and doing harm, with a faith that the human world will bend constantly toward the good, if the God in us all chooses collectively to make that happen.