Sentence examples for plausible harm from inspiring English sources

To a large extent, the court's hands were tied by law that requires a levy to compensate for plausible harm, as well as a recent ruling of a European court, finding that the exception should be read extremely narrowly.

We confirm that participation was voluntary, the participants cannot be identified from the material presented and no plausible harm to participating individuals could arise from the study.

We confirm that no plausible harm to participating individuals arises from the study and that participants cannot be identified from the presented material.

However, we affirmed with participants that participation was voluntary, that they would not be able to be identified from the collected data, and that no plausible harm from participation in the study could arise.

Dana, at least, is willing to believe that it is – her father's story of how he obtained it is plausible, and she sees no harm in believing it.

If the investigators believed that all infants are equally able to be saved from treatment, then a common risk ratio for harm would be plausible.

Other plausible explanations include the possible harm of overly aggressive treatment with sulfonylureas and insulin in the early stages of the disease.

Thus, given that 150 mg/day of zinc administration for months does not cause permanent harm, it seems plausible that the use of about 80 mg/day of zinc for up to two weeks in the form of zinc acetate lozenges is unlikely to cause serious adverse effects.

Despite the fact that risky policy would only result in noncomparative harms, while safe policy would result in some comparative harms, it is intuitively plausible that that a state would be justified in choosing safe policy.

Or does it somehow just tarnish the institution by association — in which case I think you have a plausible argument that the fear of harm is based on prejudice towards gays and lesbians — the legally (and morally) problematic "irrational animus".

These ways of defending the harm theses seem quite plausible.