Sentence examples for known harm from inspiring English sources

Long story short, my family and I made the conscious moral decision to sacrifice a desired promotion and cushy 30-year retirement pension, for the sake of preventing known harm to this and future generations.

There is also a growing concern that following known harm reduction guidelines may not be enough given that such a small amount of carfentanil less than a grain of salt can cause an OD.

The concerns of the asylum seekers refer back to non-refoulement, a clause of the 1951 Refugee Convention that states people seeking asylum can't be sent back to known harm.

Some argue that only under exceptionally rare circumstances should research results be returned to study participants—specifically, those instances in which a known harm can be avoided by referring a person to a physician and where the test result is valid (Wolf and Lo 2004).

The dissemination of individual concentrations of select persistent environmental chemicals to women participating in a prospective pregnancy study did not introduce any known harm, at least none known to the research team.

To only promote unassisted cessation without making available NRT to those who cannot or will not quit on their own denies the known addictive nature of nicotine, as well as the known harm of exposing nicotine addicts to stigmatizing policies and economic burdens without the option to help them quit.

They may feed anxiety, and detract attention from the known harms of bad diet, smoking and excessive alcohol.

There were no known harms or safety risks to the children and their families involved in the trial.

However, obesity interventions targeted physical activity and physical fitness in children are often preferred since they are relatively straightforward mediators of energy balance and physical growth and pose no known harms [ 10, 28- 30].

One seeming exception to this rule is that we recommend routinely conducting multivariable risk based analyses of trials with positive overall results and of negative trials in which the intervention has known harms (such as major surgery).

The plot centers around Squirrel's trickster activities: he convinces Jaguar to crush his testicle by telling him that it will do know harm, as evidenced by the fact that Squirrel has been crushing his own testicle.