Sentence examples for long harm from inspiring English sources

The long harm of the law Adam Ruben, 25 September For some nutty reason, scientists sometimes become lawyers.

I am Experimental Error columnist Adam Ruben's pseudo twin, the subject of his recent column, "The long harm of the law".

There, sadly, lies the long-term harm, long after the music has faded.

But the experts says infant GER rarely causes any long term harm and that these drugs don't help either in the short or long term.

But some analysts worry that Mr. Cameron's desire to keep true to the spirit of the stubbornly independent British bulldog will, over the long term, harm Britain.

Personally I don't think it will cause any long term harm to the Rails community and industry".

According to this framework, these general indicators should have a strong environmental bias, screening for alternatives that in the long term harm the natural base for human development.

The adverse effects on an individual's health are not known but there is potential for short term or long term harm from these substances".

Those whose alcohol careers begin at a young age are at a heightened risk of long term harm [ 15, 16].

For example, a procedure producing a great deal of benefit and relatively little medium to long term harm may be very distressing to an individual.

Participants 39 patients and 80 family members who were involved in high severity healthcare incidents (leading to death, permanent disability, or long term harm) and incident disclosure.