Sentence examples for obviously harmed from inspiring English sources

No one is obviously harmed.

"And when something like that comes up, it obviously harms that ability".

"This facility will obviously harm marine life in the East River, our air quality, and our densely populated residential neighborhood," she said.

The report did not include any findings that might obviously harm the political fortunes of the current Conservative government led by Stephen Harper, which established the inquiry.

Sectarian violence obviously harms innocent Indians.

I strongly disagree with scientific moratoriums--unless they are directly and obviously harming people today--which is one reason why we need a bill of rights to protect the interests of human health, evolution, and progress.

In the statement, McCain also noted that "curiously, to this date, the Administration has never complained about the irresponsibility of the leaks in these articles, which could obviously harm our national security and those sworn to protect it".

This is very borderline traitorous, as explosive barrels obviously harm players.

She obviously wasn't greatly harmed.

Also, too much of even a good thing, in other words, using technology past the point that it "nourishes" your children, will obviously do them harm.

He said that "there's no way to know that," and that even if no one has yet been harmed, "it's obviously irresponsible to wait for criminal activity to occur before warning the public and taking immediate corrective action".