Sentence examples for hidden harm from inspiring English sources

And that is the hidden harm: unnecessary care often crowds out necessary care, particularly when the necessary care is less remunerative.

Mark Wakeling, the charity's director, said: "We welcome these proposals as it's important to recognise the hidden harm behind prostitution and to challenge the assumption that there is a human right to purchase sex.

To date, in the absence of any apparently toxic effects linked to the specific aforementioned BaP regulation, no study has assessed the possible hidden harm to female amphibian liver physiology caused by PAHs.

Political correctness demands that we think deeply about socially ingrained and hidden harms, not to become a springboard for phoney martyrs to express old and ingrained discriminations as if they're new, powerful, unheard-before truths.

"In the absence of special physiologic factors," he observes, "it is hostility -- the desire, overt or hidden, to harm another person -- that generates and enhances sexual excitement.

But a hidden downside harms investors: Research has suffered as commission income has plummeted.

Free trade can allow these industries to be wiped out because it ignores this hidden value, harming the rest of the economy for decades to come.

Following a number of high-profile acts of violence against children over the past year – including the attack on Malala – UNICEF in July launched the End Violence Against Children initiative, calling for stronger focus on the hidden abuse and harm of children, and for better preventive measures protecting children from violence.

A significant hidden burden of alcohol harm was revealed in a sample of workplaces, making the workplace an important setting to addressing alcohol harm.

But the hidden hunger of micronutrient deficiencies harms even more people and inflicts lasting damage on them and their societies.

The exchange raises a deeper and perhaps more troubling question about the harm caused by the hidden scenes.