Sentence examples for of getting harm from inspiring English sources

"We have done all right in terms of getting harm reduction programs off the ground, but even so, I think the coverage is still far from where we should be," she says.

But the Welsh government says the accessibility of the service helps gets harm reduction messages to those most at risk.

A lot of innocent businesses got harmed.

"There's going to be some casualties -- a group of people who got harmed, in some ways irreparably, by this recession and they just don't have as successful careers".

Limbaugh is a prime example of what is known as a Chicken Hawk — a noisy, preening master of the martial art of talking who, back when it was a question of getting anywhere near harm's way for the sake of his country, discovered that he had (as Vice-President Cheney once put it, explaining his own absence from the fray) "other priorities".

Step 1 makes the counselee farmer fully aware of his/her chances of getting cancer and harms the disease does to him/her.

The World Bank in 1997 said that where corruption is predictable that is, where the briber knows what he has to pay and can be sure of getting what he pays for it harms investment less than where it is capricious.

Any missed or late payments are likely to show on your credit report and may also harm your chances of getting credit in the future.

Yet the Bodos, who make up 29 percent of the population in those districts, fear that the presence of non-Bodo ethnic groups like Bengali-speaking Muslims will harm their chances of getting a separate Bodoland state.

This week, the White House Domestic Policy Council issued a new report to promote methods of getting stem cells that don't harm embryos, such as reprogramming adult cells.

It does not look good at the end of the championship to have no points and it will seriously harm his chances of getting a factory ride for next season.