Sentence examples for potentially harassing from inspiring English sources

"The framers of the Constitution wanted to preclude government harassment of citizens via successive and potentially harassing prosecutions," Bremner explained to HuffPost.

The idea here is to place the device right next to the user when watching TV so they can adjust the volume the way they like, without potentially harassing other family members.

"I had a distinctive appearance and it was as a result of the entire world knowing what I look like that it was suggested to me that I ought to change my appearance so that I would not be instantly recognisable and potentially harassed by the media".

"And I think using maritime militia forces to further approach in close proximity and potentially harass US, Philippine and other vessels is something that policy makers from those countries must be prepared for". So, while the Philippines could well soon be given a ruling that will vindicate its position, it may turn out to be something of a pyrrhic victory.

With this amount of detail, there are those who have free rein to stalk, contact and potentially harass.

But Beijing has also had time to position naval and coast guard forces in the vicinity so that it can shadow or potentially harass U.S. ships that cross the 12-mile line.

We explored individual differences in males' and females' perceptions of potentially sexually harassing male behaviours in two studies, using a questionnaire design.

Emilia Dantes, a friend of Park's, told student newspaper The Daily Californian in 2016 that Park was often afraid of going to work, concerned Pattiz would potentially assault or harass her.

This has the advantage that you, unlike your fellow diners, won't have to spend precious minutes chewing and will thus have an easier game at controlling the table conversation, which will satisfy your need for attention in potentially more constructive ways than harassing the chef with special needs.

She also said people could potentially be charged with hate speech for harassing others online.

The Fish and Wildlife Service FWSS) recently issued rules allowing seven big oil companies to harass and potentially harm polar bears in the Arctic's Chukchi Sea.