Sentence examples for material harms from inspiring English sources
Is the account ultimately grounded in an a priori argument, in evolutionary psychology (Wertheimer 2003, 113f)., in the typical material harms from violations of bodily integrity, or in still other considerations?
United were opened up and fortunate the left-back's cross did no material harm.
With its help you could ward off illness, accidents and other material harm.
But the material harm can be remedied more easily than the spiritual one in this case.
Ofcom ruled that the decision to allow Vickers to automatically progress "presented no possibility of material harm to viewers" adding that the decision to allow her to continue competing "rested entirely with the broadcaster and production team".
After three wins already in Group D, a loss to Juventus would do them no material harm and they would still be only a point short of confirming their place in the quarter-finals.
With Michael, there was no such thing as "reputational damage"; even incidents that were the stuff of publicists' nightmares, such as the 1998 arrest in a men's toilet, did little material harm.
In a less ideal scenario though, their usage may harm the material or the material harm the tool.
Suicide can also cause clear economic or material harm, as when the suicidal person leaves behind dependents unable to support themselves financially.
The quality of this relationship has a positive effect on the number of reported internal control weaknesses and incidents of noncompliance, as well as on the numbers of security incidents detected, both before and after they caused material harm to the organization.
For when we ask what it is that requires 'restoration' or repair, the answer must refer not only to whatever material harm was caused by the crime, but to the wrong that was done: that was what fractured the relationship between offender and victim (and the broader community), and that is what must be recognised and 'repaired' or made up for if a genuine reconciliation is to be achieved.
