Sentence examples for obvious harm from inspiring English sources
The lack of violence or obvious harm can make them seem less urgent.
Clotting is a normal response to injury, and the body is continuously forming and removing clots that cause no obvious harm.
Aside from the obvious harm — poverty, difficulty paying off debts — it seems to directly affect people's health, particularly that of older workers.
Injury that damages long-term memory is much rarer and is almost always accompanied by other, obvious harm, like impaired intelligence or physical control.
There are some situations where it may be appropriate to withhold information, such as when the exact diagnosis is uncertain or when obvious harm (such as suicide) may result.
The obvious harms of polyamory are likely to prevent its widespread acceptance.
The change was radical, creates obvious harms, and provides no apparent benefit.
But as a polyamorous feminist who is firmly committed to all varieties of social justice, it's important to me to refute what Lehrer sees as the "obvious harms" brought on society by families like my own.
Studies of university student participants generally suggest that they do not mind taking part in deceptive studies and that there are not any obvious harms to so doing (Fisher and Fyrberg 1994; Miller et al. 2008; Wendler and Miller 2004).
While many species within the B. tabaci complex cause no obvious harms to agricultural production; some members of this species complex are highly invasive and cause extensive damage to agricultural, horticultural, and ornamental crops through direct feeding or the transmission of plant viruses [ 13, 14].
