Sentence examples for perpetual harm from inspiring English sources

It's a horrifyingly high number, evidence that New Zealand has never faced an illegal drugs crisis as deadly as this one not the rise of homebake heroin in the 1980s, nor the perpetual harm caused by meth.

From Coates's vantage point, the black body is under the perpetual threat of harm.

Otherwise we are doomed to a worsening service dogged by perpetual crises, which will harm patients.

It's packed with school-hallway harassment, and city-street beatdowns, and church shunning, and workplace hazing, and brutal self-harm, and all sorts of perpetual, personal terrorism.

Again, the perpetual question: How do I do the least harm?

If I oppose specific military interventions and more broadly perpetual war, and I think that, quite often, our interventionist policies do more harm than good, I'm viewed as someone who doesn't support the troops an unpatriotic, flag-trampler.

Because the way things are going at the moment, this perpetual cycle of drug creation and prohibition forged by UK drugs policy looks likely to cause more harm than it prevents. .

However, you cannot for fear you will not be able to look after them responsibly and that's at a time when you really, really need to drink heavily because you live in perpetual fear – of ruining their lives through some ill-advised parental decision resulting in inadvertent operant conditioning that will harm them psychologically for the rest of their lives.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.

Perpetual daylight.

Perpetual luxuries.