Sentence examples for has harms from inspiring English sources

Banning something – or more accurately, imposing a criminal penalty on some action – has harms attached too.

For most men, screening only has harms because it leads to biopsies and treatments with unpleasant side effects.

It has benefits; it has harms.

It may, but it without doubt has harms.

It is not known if screening has harms serious enough to counterbalance the possible benefits of treatment.

Negative diplomacy has harmed Russia elsewhere.

Each issue has harmed the "European Project".

"And that has harmed us".

Arguably, the womanising has harmed his career.

This has harmed your relationships — and theirs.

Genetically modified food has harmed no one and helped millions.