Sentence examples for harmed returns from inspiring English sources

"Imagine where bonds would be trading if it weren't for the interference," says Leda Braga of BlueCrest.Some wonder whether the growth of quant-fund investing has irreparably harmed returns.

In the wake of trading and sales abuses that regulators say harmed the returns of long-term investors, the agency has passed 10 rules in its overhaul of fund regulation.

So, if we naively argue from correlations (the basis of so much of the evidence about harm), returning cannabis to B would be expected to increase its use.

The government has secured agreements – either through memorandums of understanding or verbal diplomatic assurances – that the individuals in question will not be harmed on their return.

The reasons offered were vague — Gaza should not be stripped of all Fatah followers, and more would doubtless follow if they were let in — and promises were given through Egypt that the men would not be harmed if they returned home.

"Would you be harmed if you were returned?" another asks.

He paid no attention to right-wing calls for punitive action, which would have delayed the crew's return and harmed both Chinese and American interests.

He asked, "Would you be harmed if you are returned to your home country?" He wrote down a single word: "No".

Mr Justice Ouseley, the SIAC chairman, found that there was no reasonable cause to suspect that Mr Y will be harmed if he is returned, based on diplomatic assurances from Algeria.

It is to remember that many who returned were also harmed, so that they and their families continued to suffer.

There is an absolute certainty that these people will be harmed or killed upon their return, and the government's reaction is to push them to go home without even listening to their claims for asylum," Pynt said.