Sentence examples for lasting harm from inspiring English sources

And the "robust" exchanges haven't created much great, lasting harm either.

Spending on politics can do businesses lasting harm — damaging their reputations and distorting their investment decisions.

How does one estimate the lasting harm done by Shakespeare's and Dickens's egregious Jews?

All the conspirators, and the doctor who had confirmed that Eliza had endured the experience without lasting harm, were sent for trial at the Old Bailey.

The risk of lasting harm to an organization's reputation with its critical stakeholders is enormous.

The app makes a mockery of that injury and lasting harm.

But last time the right was in power, in the early 90s, it did lasting harm to social democratic institutions, things not easily repaired later.

Until now, periodic spasms of parochialism did little lasting harm.

One told the Independent newspaper: "This business is doing lasting harm.

By that logic, the United States could lose in Vietnam with no lasting harm to itself.

All have drawbacks that either impede their effectiveness or risk lasting harm to people exposed.