Sentence examples for hurt humans from inspiring English sources

The OMB has criticized by environmental groups for instructing the EPA to use existing toxicity data rather than require companies to conduct tests to determine if chemicals and pesticides can hurt humans, reports the New York Times.

Here's what we learn: The "hosts" can't hurt humans by design, their memories are wiped so they don't remember what happens, and yet many of them have been updated recently with a quasi-memory code that will make them more lifelike.

"Aristotle questioned whether the new invention called 'writing' might hurt human memory because people would use it as a crutch," Dr. Rhodes said.

"No one who has seen the procession through this courtroom of hurt human beings reliving the most grotesque trauma would have been unmoved," Griffiths told the three-judge panel.

There are people in and out of the N.F.L. — and in and out of the government, for that matter — who have hurt human beings and not paid the price Vick has.

But they are mistakes that would hurt human rights twice over if they deterred the United States from continuing to speak up for freedom and dignity in every country—however potentially powerful or lucrative it might be.

Whether or not these chemicals are hurting humans, the answer to her question is: Yes, it does matter.

Second, if the hosts mount up and override the built-in safeguards that prevent them from hurting humans, will we care?

While there is no indication that this lead is hurting humans or animals, the study offers fresh evidence that pollution is like an unwanted house guest -- it just won't go away.

Thus, the robot may execute a wrong action using the wrong information, even hurting humans, environment or damaging itself.

Here's how Zeneca, a London-based pharmaceuticals firm, went about using Incyte to help it discover a drug that would bust bacteria without hurting humans.