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'harming others' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to an act of causing someone physical or emotional pain. For example: "We must all strive to ensure that we are not harming others in any way."
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The most common reason for using restraint was harming others.
Although it does not seem like harming others via scams or theft has gone down.
And so it is fair to prohibit smokers from harming others with their carcinogenic tobacco smoke.
And the lass who was frightened of harming others, I can relate to myself.
And to tell someone that maybe that's been harming others, it's hard work.
Pollution, including vast amounts of discarded plastic, and climate change may be harming others.
Conduct disorder is a type of maladjusted behaviour characterized by a consistent pattern of harming others or their property, or breaking major accepted rules or standards of behaviour.
He said the real meaning of jihad was not harming others, but using constructive emotion to combat destructive emotions.
Unless a victim talks about harming herself, harming others or reports child abuse, everything we discuss stays between us.
"Secular morality hinges upon little else than not harming others and helping those in need," Zuckerman writes.
It is planning to create rooms with beanbag chairs and Nerf balls, where the youths can vent their anger without harming others.
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