Sentence examples for larger harm from inspiring English sources

The story also threatened larger harm.

Colter says that drug test kits are part a larger harm reduction strategy.

Martiquet, who has worked as an emergency medic, said he thinks that sober partying has a place in the larger harm reduction movement.

This is because they are the group that buys the greatest share of the cheaply priced alcohol, faces greater price increases than for example moderate drinkers if a 45p minimum unit price were implemented, and buys in larger volumes thus incurring larger absolute reductions in consumption leading to larger harm reductions.

"The largest harm Kazan did was to himself," Richard Schickel points out in "Elia Kazan: A Biography". Kazan chose his art over his ideology.

Probabilistic attack: The optimal attack probability is derived to cause the largest harm to FC's detection performance.

Specifically, we analyze three general and actual scenarios in sequence: (i) Probabilistic attack: The optimal attack probability is derived to cause the largest harm to FC's detection performance.

3 12 14 One exception considered mortality but not morbidity in a low risk environment for cycling (the Netherlands) and found smaller absolute effects at younger ages but consistent and large harm benefit ratios (compared with car driving) across all age groups modelled.

Second, although the Chinese government has launched multiple large harm reduction programs, e.g., methadone maintenance treatment [ 33], these programs target persons who inject drugs, and programs for MSM are limited [ 1].

To the extent that you have more immigrants you have both a stronger moral case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater objective needs) and a stronger practical case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater fiscal capacity) but the idea of avoiding a small harm to poor people by inflicting a much-larger harm on substantially poorer people makes very little sense to me.

But the decision recognizes the larger practical harm to the public interest of treating temporary government freezes on development as seizures of private property requiring compensation, as if they were the same as a permanent physical taking.