Sentence examples for harmed over from inspiring English sources

Also, I refuse to believe that there is no difference in nutrition between "conventional" and organic produce, especially because the land is harmed over the long term by the chemicals.

"Many people have been harmed over the last decade because the F.D.A. has treated clinical trial results of drugs and devices as trade secrets," said Dr. Steven Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic who has campaigned for the release of such information.

Cost-effectiveness was explored at 12 months in terms of the proportion of young people who had not self harmed over the preceding six months, rather than the categorical primary outcome measure, frequency of self harm.

That said, if the person reading is in a position of authority over you and can make life hard or unbearable for you, use a code or hide it extremely well; there is no need to get harmed over expressing your thoughts.

For diclofenac the number needed to harm over a year was 521 treated patients for every additional myocardial infarction, compared to 1,005 for ibuprofen and 695 for rofecoxib.

In Ranger's words, "lack of privacy through inadvertent self-harm (over-sharing) and through third-party data aggregation will cause greater and greater harm over the years as people cannot leave their past behind them" – and that's before you get onto data loss, theft, fraud, and the wholesale shutting down of online services.

One episode of patient harm (over-prescribing drugs) was noted in the records.

The filmmakers have argued that any titles would harm the over-all aesthetic unity of images, movement, and words.

But many of the workers and their families in New York now say they have been harmed twice over.

Putting these together, he concluded that "substantial opportunities exist to reduce costs without harming health over all".

Similarly, the Environmental Protection Agency is planning to regulate mercury, a pollutant that can harm pregnancies, over the protests of nearly half of the states and most congressional Republicans.