Sentence examples for highly harm from inspiring English sources

Finally, identification of a novel A217T mutation in a highly harm avoidant subject may be a chance finding.

42 He also at times replaces talk of 'real and present' harms with talk of 'real, present, and highly probable' harms.

The official line that the overall benefits of vaccination outweigh any risks ignores the way in which imposed and highly visible harms, however rare, are seen very differently from potential downstream benefits, which can never be confirmed and seem 'virtual' in societies where the risks of infectious diseases are so low. .

Wherever pregnancy loss and child death are common, pregnancy and childbirth are seen as rendering women and their babies highly vulnerable to harm from disease, malevolent individuals, or spiritual forces, often until well into the postnatal period [ 32].

Sumnall says that even if a new, highly pleasurable, low-harm substance was found, it would be demonised by the government.

For what it's worth, I find it highly implausible that harms would result from sodium reduction well below 3000mg, and not because of clinical trials.

Alcohol was the only drug that rated more highly on the social harm score than on personal harm.

Therefore, parents who generally support, nurture, and show their children love are highly unlikely to cause harm with flippant phrases.

Not all of these drifters will become murderers but they are highly likely to cause harm – either to themselves or other people.

"Not only is nicotine highly addictive, it can harm adolescent brain development".

Awareness of potential to do harm was highly evident.