However, the VMPC patients' decisions diverged when the scenario required inflicting direct personal harm on one person to save several others--such as shoving a large person off a bridge to slow a trolley headed for five people.
Could a corrupt judge execute a search order to enter an innocent person's home in a corrupt county and do great personal harm?
They stayed during Sandy, escaping personal harm, even though their basement flooded.
"What we would like to say is that for the time being we protect her from personal harm".
The Bush administration potentially brought personal harm to a C.I.A. agent for the administration's own self-serving purposes.
Those who dare challenge Mr. Putin or question his policies — such as Ms. Politkovskaya — risk great personal harm.
But within weeks he had cheerfully threatened the head of the Federal Reserve with personal harm, and had forgotten his own reform proposals in a televised debate.
He took up the issue not as a tactic to attack the apartheid system, he said, but because of the personal harm the policy was doing to athletes.
As a result, cyclists tend to see any part of the road or pavement as their own moral high ground, even at the risk of grave personal harm.
She pointed out that Jews seeking compensation for slave labor and property loss during the Holocaust can make a direct claim of personal harm.
Moreover, it seems unlikely that bona fide cases of personal harm could be well documented considering the pattern of use and exposure levels of our customers".
