Sentence examples for manifest harm from inspiring English sources

If Turner's argument is accepted, he added, "donations will cease, to the benefit of no one and the manifest harm of all".

People began to think that the US would surely drop this fool policy in the face of its manifest harms, concede the existing high-ish price level, and maybe even raise the official price of gold commensurately.

Yet researchers err through omission if they behave irresponsibly toward their subjects: Perhaps they intend no harm, but through laziness, greed, or carelessness (Aristotle 1985), they fail to recognize subjects' manifesting harmful symptoms.

It includes a test of "manifest and overwhelming harm" to children.

(Raab's amendment would stop people using article eight to avoid deportation except where deportation would cause "manifest and overwhelming harm" to children).

The amendment, which had won the signatures of 106 MPs, would have curbed the ability of judges to block the deportation of foreign criminals, and prevent them from resisting deportation on the grounds of their right to a family life except when it would cause "manifest and overwhelming harm" to children.

The files show in graphic detail how this harm has manifested.

Zoe represents what could've been for Violet, had she not been affected by the long term psychological harm that manifests when a black daughter's natural looks are questioned and degraded by a parent.

For a long time, R v Clarence was taken as an authority on the meaning of "inflict", which the court took to mean "an assault or battery of which a wound or grievous bodily harm is the manifest immediate and obvious result".

One of the ways this manifested itself was in self harm.

This then contributes to the sense of loss and harm from without, manifesting as grief, sadness and worry, rather than self-deficit and reproach.