Sentence examples for harmed like from inspiring English sources

But right now, perceptions of China have been harmed, like product-safety issues harmed it".

Daniels, who was walking home from his dishwasher job at the upscale Hotel Fredonia near Nacogdoches City Hall, was not physically harmed like Martin, but he was targeted for the same reasons -- he was a young, black man who looked suspicious to a white man.

His plan is to create a weapon to be used against Superman and those who could come from Krypton to do us harm, like General Zod's small army had done in Man of Steel.

Suggesting that women cannot judge for themselves whether "harms" (like anxiety) from a false positive outweigh the risk of dying from breast cancer smacks of paternalism.

It is often seen as only a symptom of an underlying disorder, though many people who self-harm would like this to be addressed.

Re "Prison and the Poverty Trap" (Feb. 19): The article shows that the war on drugs has harmed people like Carl Harris on two levels.

Ohanian tied the analogy into how Internet-loving Americans worked together to topple anti-piracy bills that would have harmed sites like Reddit.

Similarly, collective objects like a people may be harmed through processes like vilification, discrimination, exclusion, or exploitation, and greater humanity may be promoted through recognition, acceptance, and courtesy.

Environmentalists who favor killing the bird, distinguishable by its flame-orange beak, say it harms places like Long Island Sound and the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.

But the simulator can create driving "events" without harming anyone, like the sudden appearance of a child or a car in the way, he said.

Some ideas for reducing noise without harming performance, like chevrons that could retract after takeoff with the use of motors, added excessive weight and complexity.