Sentence examples for harmed down from inspiring English sources

"If Michael doesn't get to play soccer in high school because he didn't get involved early, then the person who would potentially be harmed down the road is my son," said Mr. Rye, a school board member.

In this situation, it may seem callous to suggest you not be selfish given your circumstances and your own personal trauma, but you may protect somebody else from being harmed down the line by this monster.

The Web site also offers factoids about the Portuguese cork forests ("the second largest bio-gem after the Amazon rainforest"), the harvesting process ("Cork oak trees are not harmed or cut down to produce corks; the bark of the tree is sustainably harvested") and other advantages to cork ("Cork preserves local Portuguese tradition and provides jobs for thousands of skilled workers").

Students, she said, shouldn't be harmed, by shutting down campuses "that have prepared hundreds of underserved students to attend and succeed in college".

Tam Fry, of the National Obesity Forum, said that declining living standards since the economic downturn had harmed efforts to drive down obesity rates among the poor.

I have watched the news, and it hurts to see so many people being harmed," he said, kneeling down publicly after his release.

Although Kusaeri's men initially shot at the commander, after Sudirman used a loudspeaker to tell them they would not be harmed, they backed down.

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I thought, 'What a waste of a life', and cursed all those who had harmed her and let her down".

Judge Walker ruled that they had no right to intervene because they would not harmed by an order striking down Prop 8 (unlike San Francisco which showed that it was being harmed financially by same-sex couples being precluded from marrying) and because local officials have only a ministerial duty to comply with state law, whatever it is.

Nothing could harm us down there.