Sentence examples for harmed because of from inspiring English sources
We're very frightened some people are going to be harmed because of this".
"Because at this time some people could be harmed because of their faith," he said.
"They didn't want all the players to be harmed because of one," Scott said.
"I'm concerned that some radiologists might be early in that learning curve and some patients may be harmed because of it".
"But the idea that patients are being harmed because of the way we organise our services is quite simply beyond what any of us can regard as acceptable.
We not only respect the freedom of religion, we have laws that protect individuals from being harmed because of how they look or what they believe.
None of England's 156 acute hospital trusts reported any patient safety incident or sudden inability to cope with demand that might have led them to ask striking doctors to return to work, allaying fears that patients might come to harm because of the absence of so many medics.
It was ordered following concerns that women and babies may have come to harm because of staff shortages and failures to report serious incidents.
That's because in the latter case, there was evidence of immediate and irreparable harm: people in Iran or Syria might lose their jobs or come to harm because of the rule being challenged.
They point to examples of patients coming to harm because of overcrowding: A patient with chest pain having a cardiac arrest whilst being seen in the eye examination room (as there was no room in the resuscitation bay).
