Sentence examples for harming in from inspiring English sources
"The whole government is mobilised to follow jihadists and prevent them from harming, in particular when they come back to France or Europe," he said.
Although there is little incentive to study the benefits and risks of these widely used drugs, our failure to do so is a disservice to patients whom, by seeking to help, we may be harming in ways not yet known.
'These are the symbols - remarked your great predecessor - which mark and measure the stored-up strength of a nation, and are a sign and proof of the living virtue in it.' This 'stored-up strength' is what you are ignoring and harming in these laws.
Objectives To test whether frequent bullying victimisation in childhood increases the likelihood of self harming in early adolescence, and to identify which bullied children are at highest risk of self harm.
This is why the moral codes of all human societies around the world include strong proscriptions against killing and harming in-group members, while the injunctions to benefit are fewer and weaker.
Inspectors expressed concern in 2011 at the levels of self-harming in the prison, the lack of exercise and the treatment of prisoners.
Nearly 19,000 children and young people were treated in hospital in England and Wales after self-harming in the last year, a figure that has risen steeply in recent years, according to a leading children's charity.
Where was the harm in knowing that?
Who exactly gets harmed in the process?
