Sentence examples for his harm from inspiring English sources

His harm is lingering, but it may not be permanent.

Sure enough, Professor Nutt concluded the programme by saying he would move hash to the bottom of his harm index, ranking it as safer than all of heroin, crack, meth, cocaine, tobacco, amphetamine, GHB, Benzobiazepines, ketamine and methadone.

According to his "harm principle," the exercise of political or social power is only legitimate if necessary to prevent serious harm done to one person by another, not to enforce some idea of the good in a paternalistic manner.

This is a contagion problem for YouTube: not only do situations like his harm public perception of the service — and potentially have an impact on viewership — but it could impact how much the most premium brands choose to invest on ads on the platform.

Despite the fact that Mill claimed his Harm Principle was 'one very simple principle' which excludes offence from its purview, Feinberg in fact thinks there is support to be found for his own 'Offense Principle' in Mill's text, though, whether or not that is true, his deeper claim is that his principle is worthy of support.

Wodak is a figure both revered and reviled by lawmakers for his harm reduction work.

But in comments posted Thursday on Twitter, Mr. Khan said he never wanted his movie to harm his adopted hometown.

Roosevelt guessed that knowledge of his disability would harm his electoral prospects.

For each of the two suffers only his own harm and not the harm of the other (Taurek 1977).

North warned the producers not to let his notoriety harm the show.

I wonder if there's a chance that his sexual orientation could harm his chances at winning.