Sentence examples for mortal harm from inspiring English sources
The presidential election did serious, perhaps mortal harm to the national public financing system.
The hope of the civilians facing mortal harm and starvation in Sri Lanka is that the world will not watch in silence while their lives are destroyed – and will not be fooled by the constant carping about the ills of the Tigers as a justification for throwing every last grain of humanity out of the window.
Concurrentism says we incur mortal harm precisely when death occurs.
When you boil it down, you have an odd family who built what amounts to a weather balloon in their back yard and then believed – and convinced the rest of the world – that their son flew off in said balloon, over the green vales of Denver, and risked mortal harm.
Thetis dips her son Achilles in the waters of the Styx so that he might become impervious to all things that harm mortal creatures (but she holds him by his heel, and that, as we know, stays vulnerable).
That Hippocratic oath for power, The wisdom for this mortal hour: "First do no harm," its plea.
And anything that could harm baseball's popularity, such as the perception that it had devolved into a pharmaceutical arms race, was a mortal threat to players' paychecks.
Your mortal enemy, Lagarde".
