Sentence examples for in harm to from inspiring English sources

Depression has a firm basis in harm to the brain.

Current law makes it a felony to disclose classified military information that results in harm to national security.

There was "abundant evidence that serious and extensive quality problems exist through American medicine, resulting in harm to many Americans".

That is, if it makes a decision that results in harm to a patient, it should be held accountable for that action.

If the same paedophiles can access the same material using a different URL or protocol, the reduction in harm to exploited children is negligible.

Diagnostic mistakes account for about 15 percent of errors that result in harm to patients, according to the Institute of Medicine.

Young people do risky things that often result in harm to themselves and sometimes others, but this doesn't usually result in the closing of the sites of these accidents.

Professors have the right to research, teach and discuss their academic fields without censorship, and the duty to ensure that their outside activities do not result in harm to their institutions.

Re "A Watch-and-Wait Prostate Treatment" (Personal Health, Nov. 15): Jane E. Brody's implied support for "a more discriminating use of the PSA" could result in harm to many men who might be counseled out of having PSA testing.

Last week he announced a court challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency's finding that gases blamed for global warming threaten public health, arguing that the finding would result in harm to the state's economy.

States have been adjusting their definitions of rape for the past 30 years, many moving away from the insistence on evidence of force because most rapes do not result in harm to the woman separate from the act itself.