Sentence examples for past harm from inspiring English sources

It found that the fall in wildlife over the last four decades cannot be blamed on past harm, but has continued in recent years.

The research makes the case for much better measurement and monitoring: that we need to look beyond past harm to also be alert to current and emerging issues; able better to anticipate risks before harm occurs.

In both cases, the detainees not only had to prove the past harm of an illegal strip-search but also the probability of future harm from further strip-searches.

And it is unclear whether they can undo past harm.

Considered less judgmental and more effective than the punitive policies of Australia's past, harm reduction drug education is premised on the goal of reducing 'risks' and harms associated with illicit drug use rather than an elimination of use per se.

Now, given his death, we must seize this moment to heal from the past harm done to our homeland and ensure that no further harm is done to our troops, by bringing them home.

The continued identification of the South, specifically Alabama and Mississippi, by the faults of their past, harms the country as a whole.

"Reconciliation is a process of healing relationships that requires public truth sharing, apology, and commemoration that acknowledge and redress past harms," reads one of the committee's principles.

In fact, I get an added boost of happiness thinking that I've moved on, and am unaffected by whatever past harms were done, without letting the other person off the hook.

In the past, the harm these pollutants imposed on people was little understood and thus, industry and government can be forgiven for not duly protecting the public.

Once you make your way past the harming ticket window, you'll find a selection of craft beers and fresh baked pizza.