Sentence examples for harm with the from inspiring English sources

Even so, the accusation did not do him any harm with the electorate.

Traditionally, we associate alcohol-related harm with the middle-aged, and it is true that this age group, especially men, have the highest rates of liver disease.

Ravel's war horse "Tzigane," programmed as if to reassure the audience that the composer meant no harm with the Sonata in G, began with flair but descended into a muddle before ending in a train wreck.

The sort of people who want to buy your cars are also Pet Shop Boy fans.'" Not one to miss a marketing trick, Morrell adds that Pink Floyd's endorsement did his credentials little harm with the bosses of several major corporations.

"It has been explained [to the victims' families] that although the offences are not of the same gravity, the maximum sentence for causing grievous bodily harm with the intention so to do is the same for that of attempted murder," Campbell said.

But though investigators said the man, Stephen Alster, appeared to have recently become obsessed with his friend, a woman who had graduated earlier that day from the Police Academy, they said they did not know whom he intended to harm with the device.

"Those who were struggling to cope and those at risk of suicide and self-harm felt well supported and the management of complex cases was impressive; the weekly complex case review meeting was effective and focused on prisoners struggling to cope and those involved in violence and self-harm; with the change in population, levels of self-harm had increased, and were relatively high.

The concept self-harm (SH) [ 26] was subdivided into SA, defined as 'self-harm with the intent to die', and NSSH, defined as 'self-harm without suicide intent'.

Pubertal changes, especially during the later stage of puberty, have been linked to increased risks for both suicidal and non-suicidal self-harm with the associations being much stronger for girls than for boys [ 45, 46].

It is also necessary to distinguish relative risk and the standardized mortality ratio from other metrics such as absolute risk and number-needed-to-harm, with the latter being more relevant to counseling patients and families about risk (Table 1).

According to the screening algorithm provided to the maternity staff, 'suicide attempt' should only be ticked positive if the woman has declared a history of self-harm with the intent to kill herself.