Sentence examples similar to inviting harm from inspiring English sources
In scrambling for short-term savings, American and European firms may be inviting long-term harm.
We draw minimal conclusions regarding efficacy and harms, inviting others to offer their own analysis.
There's no harm in inviting us in".
A National Park Service website described the manatee's appeal as that of "a plump grandmother with flippers like oven mitts, outstretched as if inviting a hug". Anyone who harms the so-called gentle giants risks arrest.
Unsafe injection practices and injection overuse are widespread in developing countries harming the patient and inviting risks to the health care workers.
They can even decide who can harm what, and how much, inviting extreme industry influence and allowing trillions of dollars of public resources to be traded away with little benefit to the public.
People are thus untroubled in inviting divine retribution or the power of the state to harm other people they deem immoral.
From the 1980s to the 1990s, the Social Welfare Department organized workshops for childcare workers by inviting leading academics such as Professors Lillian Katz and Thelma Harms to Hong Kong to introduce latest research and pedagogies regarding the use of Project Approach and Environmental Rating Scales.
With regard to Temple Street Hospital, letters were sent to all parents/carers of young people who had attended the Accident & Emergency department over a four year period (2004 2007) with self harm or suicidal behaviour informing them about the programme and inviting them to attend.
Harm could be considered part of a recent series of cautionary tales about inviting people over for a meal.
