Sentence examples for initial harm from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robertson added that though Mr. Kudrin's stewardship of the Russian economy could blunt any initial harm, his firing would inject uncertainty into Russia's economic prospects.

Whether the instrument is complex derivatives gone bad or computer malware, harm can flow across highly interconnected systems and cause knock-on effects far from where the initial harm occurred.

His lab has made progress recently on repetitive head injuries when an initial injury causes little apparent damage but a subsequent blow soon after results in substantial harm.

"The same interests harmed by the initial intrusion are harmed again, and all the more seriously".

Although punishers make an initial investment to harm cheats, the investment may be repaid if the cheat behaves more cooperatively in future interactions [ 1, 2].

Prochaska and DiClemente [ 24] propose that the ability to initiate behavioural change is dependent on several successive factors: an initial awareness of the harm caused to health by a specific behaviour, a subsequent desire to change this behaviour, and finally the successful actualisation of this change in behaviour.

"The initial motive was to harm Mr. Giddings," he said.

You can end up spawning far more retaliatory acts of violence than whatever harm the initial incident could have caused".

Justice Virginia Long, who wrote the majority opinion, acknowledged that recounting the content of initial court filings can harm individuals' reputations.

The guidelines will deal with how the effect of a merger on competition in a market should be analysed, as well as with particular factors that could mitigate an initial finding of likely harm to competition—such as buyer power, ease of market entry, efficiencies, and the fact that the merger may be the only alternative to the demise of a firm.

An initial question about the Harm Principle concerns its focus.