Sentence examples for harms come from inspiring English sources

Second on the list of harms come the painful and dangerous withdrawal symptoms that foster addiction.

If heels are an absolute must, it's best to wear them sparingly, since many of their biggest harms come via repetitive stress on the calves and knee joint.

If our society will understand that the major harms come not from the disease itself, but from the laws that criminalize it, then we can begin to make the changes necessary to bring this epidemic under control.

Whether fixed or variable, the estimate of the treatment effect for harms comes from a meta-analysis of large RCTs, a single large RCT or best available observational evidence.

"We will not let any harm come to Pakistan's sovereignty and solidarity".

He always had a banter with them but would never ever let any harm come to them.

— Admiral Mike Mullen "We have yet to see any harm come to anyone in Afghanistan that we can directly tie to exposure in the WikiLeaks documents".

The Bolt app will locate your vehicle, should any harm come to it.

Richard Cramer, legal representative for the two players, said: "They don't want to see any harm come to the club but they did what they had to do.

My uncle would never want to see any harm come to me or Tommy.

I was like, dude, I don't wanna see harm come to this man.