Sentence examples for harmed from from inspiring English sources

"There is absolutely no change for the better in relations between Israel and Turkey that would be harmed from this judicial development," said Sami Kohen, a Middle East analyst with the Turkish daily newspaper Milliyet.

"This office, our partners in law enforcement and those who have been harmed from the use of these illegal narcotics wholeheartedly believe in the strength of this case, and we will be appealing today's decision in the very near future".

Kessler, in his closing argument, suggested that the union would be substantially harmed from such a verdict — particularly as it prepares to withstand a possible owners' lockout before the 2011 season.

Dr. Frederica P. Perera, the director of the Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health, agreed with Dr. Samet, calling the new study "excellent," but warning that some people appear to be far more sensitive to P.A.H.'s than others, and that fetuses, particularly, can be harmed from exposure to this kind of pollution.

In response, our study first defines the spatial vulnerability of a network system as the likelihood of a given system as a whole to be harmed from exposure to local hazards, such as rainstorms and earthquakes.

The individual descendants can be said to have been harmed from conception or birth because of the lack of sufficient compensation to their parents (Sher 2005; and see Butt 2006, Cohen 2008, and Herstein 2008).

But why should self-harm from drug use be prohibited when harm from alcohol, cigarettes and various other dangerous activities is permitted?

ASH Wales said maternal smoking exposed 11,864 babies in the womb to harm from tobacco each year.

Each person is potentially open to harm from the interaction.

Remove anything you use to self-harm from your house.

Besides the harm from the post-Sept.