Sentence examples for might inflict harm from inspiring English sources
In evolutionary terms, perception of red was a basic requirement for hunter-gatherers because it signalled potential danger in the form of poisonous plants and insects that might inflict harm, and of wounds and blood.
Paradoxically, although participants rationalized the risks they faced from smoking, they felt unable to dismiss these risks on others' behalf and the thought they might inflict harm or pain on others created an unsettling tension.
It simply requires them to foresee that another member "might" kill, or at its lowest level of culpability, "might" inflict serious harm.
To get a conviction, prosecutors need only prove that a gang member could have foreseen that another person might inflict serious harm.
This includes clarifications to eliminate colloquialisms, non-starters and irrelevant sections (such as interruptions), chronological corrections, tagging and editing any content that might inflict significant harm on recipients of the document (after discussion with the patient) and finding a suitable ending for the document which is appropriate to the patients' overall message.
A broader definition of self-harm might also include those who inflict harm on their bodies by means of disordered eating.
On the other hand, if one wanted to inflict harm on the black community, it seems to me that fomenting paranoid fantasies about genocide and restricting women's choices might be exactly the way to go.
And I have no doubt in my mind that he would like to have inflicted harm or paid people to inflict harm or trained people to inflict harm on America because he hated us.
Outside the cage, Rousey is genial but unapologetic about her capacity to inflict harm.
Some of their spells are intended to inflict harm, or death.
