Sentence examples for harming with from inspiring English sources

"We always encourage the people who are making those decisions to consider the very broad collateral damage of who are they really harming with sanctions," he said, at a shareholders' meeting.

(The argument here depends on an illicit assimilation of harming with wronging: the witness certainly harms the murderer by his true testimony, assuming that it leads to his conviction and execution, but there is no reason to agree that in giving that testimony the witness wrongs the murderer).

Quite the contrary: we need to be hyper-conservationists ecologically, since we do not know what we are harming with now.

The majority of patients in our study were young people self harming with or without self poisoning rather than with self poisoning alone.

They may very well be relieved just to share the fact they are self harming with someone who cares about them.

I meant no harm with this cover.

Nolan admitted grievous bodily harm with intent.

So what's the harm with big public proposals?

"I stopped equating self-harm with self-help," she says.

He meant no harm with his everyday act of kindness.

Regulators and clinicians make risk/benefit decisions balancing risk (likelihood of harm) with potential for benefit.