Sentence examples for harms the future from inspiring English sources

A prosecution, regardless of sentencing outcome, severely harms the future life prospects of young people".

Every passing month harms the future of an entire generation.

"I have been accused of harming the future of discourse at Penn," he told me.

He also played down the threat of Brexit harming the future of its UK business, saying it is "too early to make a call on whether it is good, bad or otherwise".

THE Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision this week, in Gonzales v. Carhart, to uphold the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act will undoubtedly harm the future reproductive health of some American women, and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion patronized such women's ability to make the sad and difficult decisions that late-term abortion often entails.

There is widespread agreement that interventions should not harm the future child (by creating a life so miserable as to be not worth living, as might be the subject of a wrongful life suit).

"We believe this misguided claim could delay growth of the solar market in India and harm the future of solar deployment at a time when growth of renewable energy has never been more critical".

The question is, can deterrence protect us against all those who might wish us harm in the future?

Panel members endorsed the idea of creating compensation funds for subjects who are harmed in the future, or requiring researchers to buy insurance for that purpose.

Class-action settlements usually require companies to change their business practices so consumers won't be harmed in the future.

The bank said the lack of a solution to the European debt crisis and the Continent's banking problems could harm the firm's future profits.