Sentence examples for professional harm from inspiring English sources

By speaking to the former, you protected her from avoidable professional harm.

His forthrightness in confessing the incident to the relevant American authorities, including J. Edgar Hoover, protected him from any professional harm.

Sadly, the report concludes that Mr. Hunter's lapses in judgment have clearly caused financial and professional harm to every NBA player.

But in addition to the psychological and professional harm online abuse and harassment can cause to individuals, there are social harms, too.

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UPDATE: The professor held his bachelor party out of state so as not to run into any of his students, which can be seen as both an attempt to avoid doing professional harm and a declaration that attending a strip club could do just that.

Others may lose their fan base, and still others may be sidelined or suffer similar professional harms.

Increasing support for improving interprofessional collaboration is based upon a growing body of evidence demonstrating that poor communication between health professionals harms patients [ 9- 13].

In a a new edition of an old book os his on the art of translation "The Noble Art," he added a chapter "From a Victim's Notebook," in which he tried to persuade Miss Morton that her translation of his verse "The Roach" does her professional reputation harm, she had the poem republished, unchanged.

She turned him down and he got his revenge, which was professional: he harmed her career.

The combination of an aging population and an inadequate number of newly trained professionals will harm overworked cancer physicians and underserved patients alike.