However, hypnotic and anxiolytic medications can be misused or be physically and psychologically addictive, increasing the risks of physical harm, dependence, and social harm [ 10].
And that vulnerability, with the ever-present threat and exercise of physical harm, keeps women subordinate to varying degrees -- physically insecure in developed countries and virtually property on entire continents.
"It would result in an unacceptable risk of physical harm or even death," Mr Garratt said.
(Harassment and threats of physical harm, as you might expect, are not allowed).
Mr. Putin's allies have used threats of physical harm and other tactics — chillingly reminiscent of Soviet days — to crush rivals.
The soldiers, she found, had been isolated and plied with propaganda, at times under the threat of physical harm.
"He has placed himself at risk of physical harm and capture, and acted in defiance of government advice.
"I was convinced," Vance wrote, "that as time passed the chances of physical harm to the hostages diminished".
Her counterpart in southern Alabama, US attorney Kenyen R Brown, said prisoners "should expect sanitary conditions of habitation that are free of physical harm and sexual abuse".
The risk for many established racing fans is not confined to the possibility of physical harm to Pendleton or her horse.
She claimed that she had made Deep Throat under threat of physical harm, and explained that Traynor would use guns and knives to get his way.
