Sentence examples for may be harm from inspiring English sources

"But it's not clear to me," Dr. Applebaum said, "that there is any substantial benefit to sharing those conclusions with the public, and there may be harm -- harm to child and harm to the integrity of the mental health profession, resulting in the false impression that most professionals are so quick to draw conclusions they are willing to do so even if they haven't laid eyes on the person".

"If you feel you may be harmed, you leave.

But science may be harmed when this is not recognized.

The remaining one-quarter are not helped, and some may be harmed.

She feels like she's protecting her son even though she may be harming him.

I realized that it may be harming them not to go.

Finally, some players may be harmed by the psychology of the ballot.

In other words, we may be harming the children both now and in the future.

"In policing situations, combatants cannot act in any way in which they know bystanders may be harmed".

There may be certain types of patients who do benefit from check-ups, and others who may be harmed.

Americans are becoming increasingly concerned that their tiny tots may be harmed by spending such long hours away from home.