Sentence examples for possibilities of harm from inspiring English sources

"The possibilities of harm are tremendous if teachers are naïve enough to think these scores mean anything for the vast majority of students," Professor Dede said.

Rather than the fact of harm, we have the possibility of harm.

"But the possibility of harm to people was a hypothetical risk until the events during summer 2010".

Indeed, some such events could even be in part funded by drug suppliers, so the possibility of harm may rise.

The more science we know, the likelier we are to be circumspect, to consider the possibility of harm that may result from thoughtless action.

Such genetic manipulation has raised concerns for some people for a variety of reasons, including the possibility of harm to the environment.

Each time, I have come away believing the use of children's names added little value while creating the possibility of harm.

A new study testing B vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids for cancer prevention has found no beneficial effect and — at least for women — some possibility of harm.

"There is the possibility of harm from the repeated ingestion of low doses of pesticides and no one has done research on the impact of the cocktails of pesticides we are all exposed to.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) says women should be made aware of the sources of chemicals to minimise the possibility of harm during pregnancy, and urges them to "play it safe", despite uncertainty about chemicals' effects and the surrounding risks.

The RCP did not dismiss the possibility of harm from long-term use of e-cigarettes, but said it was likely to be substantially smaller than that from the carcinogens, carbon monoxide and other toxins that come with tobacco.