Sentence examples for it can maim from inspiring English sources

"But it can maim one of his limbs, and so the heavyweight champion will not want to fight.

The social cost of street crime, therefore, is far higher than the price of lives lost and bodies maimed; it can maim minds, too.

It can maim if used carelessly.

Its razor-sharp leaves can maim, and workmen (called jimadores) who cut away the leaves to get at the heart must do a careful dance.

Pitched balls hurt and can maim batters who are hit with them.

His choice of a consoling ending doesn't diminish the novel's message: freedom abused can maim and kill.

At Soul Survivor, the largest Christian youth festival in the UK, teens have been told that witch doctors can maim children by cursing them.

As an organization comprising dog trainers, behaviorists and other animal professionals, the Association of Pet Dog Trainers is aware that any dog can bite, any dog can maim and any dog can kill.

That Mr. Breitbart is willing to pay $100,000 for admission to a wonky dinner party most of us would pay to avoid tells you the high value Washington puts on information that can maim an opponent.

Until patients are given unbiased information – including that screening can maim as well as help – we will continue to fall short of the ideal of patient consent, "no decision about me – without me".

But some private and public experts, including Congressional investigators who examined secret federal data, say American intelligence officials, for example, have at times exaggerated the risk posed by terrorists armed with weapons of mass destruction, which by definition can maim or kill tens of thousands or even millions of people.