Sentence examples for harms may from inspiring English sources

But heavily redacted excerpts of that report, obtained by the Guardian under a Freedom of Information Act request and published on Thursday, suggest that those harms may be largely hypothetical – an attempt to scare spy-loving legislators with the phantoms of lost capability.

The argument about psychosocial and vicarious harms may support only living donation when donor and recipient do share a relationship.

Death may itself be an ensuring event, so death and at least many deprivation harms may occur simultaneously.

As George Sher put it the present harms may not be the "automatic effects of slavery" (Sher 1981: 7).

Whilst in many instances the creation of such harms may be proportional given the goal concerned (e.g. protecting human life), in other instances it may not be.

Consequently, considering the safety and long-term outcomes of DBS in our study, the balance of benefit and harms may be considered as positive.

Substantive harm may have been done as well.

Those directly harmed may feel humiliated, ashamed and alienated from society.

And the potential for harm may be greater for young athletes.

"In this case, the harm may be emotional, but it is no less real".

And, again, the harm may be done by two or more carcinogens acting together.