Sentence examples for inadvertently harm from inspiring English sources

"The bill may inadvertently harm community policing efforts aimed at building positive relationship between police and juveniles," Mrs. Whitman said.

It's far more likely that robots would inadvertently harm or frustrate humans while carrying out our orders than they would become conscious and rise up against us.

It is unlike other immunizations because it can inadvertently harm people who are not vaccinated, through transmission of the vaccine virus, known as vaccinia.

Aides to President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea have expressed anxiety that his presence at Monday's match may inadvertently harm relations with the United States if anti-American feelings surface.

Formal rituals were considered necessary at each of two or three critical stages in a person's lifetime birth, a girl's attainment of puberty (there were no boys' puberty rites in the area), and death because at those times the participants in these events might be especially vulnerable or so filled with power that they could inadvertently harm others.

Without addressing the new ethical issues, physicians may inadvertently harm patients with mental illness by recommending the use of technology.

Additionally, I am committed to ensuring we do the right thing for the families of those we inadvertently harmed, as well as for the community in which they lived".

"We believe the district court committed legal error by announcing a new and unprecedented standard that inadvertently harms investors by depriving them of substantial, certain and immediate benefits," Robert Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s director of enforcement, said in the statement.

Dowling (1995), for instance, argues that if R inadvertently harms Y in attempting to benefit him, gratitude may not be owed.

We've had this policy for over 10 years, and until recently it's done a good job of creating a safe community without inadvertently harming groups like what happened here.

"We absolutely need to look at how we can protect" the bats, Blehert says, but he cautions that any interventions shouldn't pose a risk of inadvertently harming the bats.