Sentence examples for harmed with from inspiring English sources

Don't make her inhabit a body that you have harmed with smoke.

Another describes how a "client REDACTED has self harmed with a razor making three cuts to his left upper arm.

Carson raised the alarm about our ecological vandalism in her book Silent Spring by describing the nature we have harmed with a lyrical finesse that testified to its beauty and frailty.

We do think with bats generally that because they were so actively harmed with so many pressures before protection that these measures must have had a lot to do with the changes we are starting to see".

Low-dose aspirin treatment is linked with a very small increase in the risk major bleeding in the stomach and brain.Studiessuggest that 769 people would needed to be treated with low-dose aspirin for one extra person to be harmed with major bleeding.

Jeff Eisenach, president of Progress and Freedom Foundation, a Washington, D.C. think tank, and a former senior economist at the Federal Trade Commission, said the government "clearly demonstrated" that Microsoft's "specific actions had both a purpose and the effect of restraining competition" and that consumers were "harmed with higher prices and fewer choices".

In this older age group, 18.8% reported that they had ever self-harmed with rates being significantly higher in females.

Table 4 compares those who had wanted to die the most recent time they had self-harmed with those who had not given this as a reason.

The characteristics of those who self-harmed with desire to die and those who self-harmed without desire to die the most recent time were compared using χ statistical tests.

Finally, prevalence of suicidal thoughts and plans were examined across the whole sample, comparing those who had ever self-harmed with those who had not, again using χ statistical tests.

Those who self-harmed with a desire to die were also more likely to have taken an overdose, compared to those who did not express a desire to die.