Sentence examples for potential to harm from inspiring English sources

Physical aggression was defined as physical behavior that harmed or had the potential to harm others (staff members or other prisoners).

This type of action has the potential to harm both patients and the profession.

Reducing the number of migrants has the potential to harm Britain's horticultural industry.

Words have meaning, and with meaning, have the potential to harm.

That is naïve at best; Hollywood executives are notoriously skittish about homosexuality and its potential to harm their bottom line.

All of these have been condemned by many on the grounds that they have the potential to harm children's brains.

But rarely has there been an attack that had such uncertain potential to harm a candidate in a primary but such clear potential to harm him in the general election.

According to Mr. McBride, overuse of such machines has the potential to harm the body's internal organs.

As a psychologist, I worry that these reviews have the potential to harm both the provider and the patient.

Suppose we try to tax companies in advance for activities that have the potential to harm society.

T cells attack and kill antigens—"nonself," or foreign, substances that have the potential to harm the body.