Sentence examples for might harass from inspiring English sources
"We have security because, think about it, when you have a line of people it attracts solicitors, homeless people, and others who might harass our customers.
You agree not to use the Content or the Website for any illegal or improper purpose, nor for any purpose which might infringe the rights of others, or which might harass or cause inconvenience of distress to any person.
The same week the court issued its ruling, it agreed to hear Mr. Bopp's next appeal: seeking to prevent the public release of the names of people who signed a Washington State petition opposing same-sex marriage, on the ground that gay rights supporters might harass them.
They cry that such equipment might "harass" whales, sea lions and the like.
Take steps to protect yourself against thieves, vandals, and others who might harass you or try to cause you harm.
Among the strongest indications that a man might sexually harass or even sexually assault someone, Russell said, is that man's belief in rape myths.
So while the former Subway mascot might get harassed and dudes might talk shit to him because he is so high-profile, I doubt he'll get beat down all the time.
At best, it might provoke Saudi Arabia to harass Iran with all the means at its disposal: driving down the price of oil, suppressing Bahraini Shiites, stirring up sectarian trouble in Iraq, and encouraging the Syrian opposition, to name a few.
Their stated reason for opposing a television record was fear that their witnesses might be harassed.
The royals in Riyadh were worried that these Saudi nationals might be harassed by vengeful Americans.
