Sentence examples for projected harm from inspiring English sources

Rebuttal: The victory of the Greater Evil would be best for the USA only if (a) it would have a reasonable likelihood of producing the desired effect (e.g. the shock, change, reform, or third party), (b) the projected harm inflicted would not be worse than the benefit, and (c) the harm would not fall overwhelmingly upon already-disadvantaged groups.

The third modification, also in step 1b, accommodates the use of projected harms, a fundamental component of climate and health preparedness, as well as ongoing surveillance data, the more common approach to prioritizing extant public health concerns.

Collectively, these modifications in step 1b allow for the requisite assembly of evidence of projected harms and consideration of a host of associated methodological concerns related to institutional adaptive capacity (e.g., Gosling et al. 2012; Huang et al. 2011).

Just as TV shows have turned us into stereotypes and sidekicks, the projected image harms us all.

While normalizing interventions may seem "a logical and obvious course of action" to prevent (projected psychological) harm to children with atypical sex anatomies, Minto et al. reported that their findings provided evidence of significant harm to sexual function, and emphasized that decisions about such procedures are not simply "medical" issues, but "moral" issues.

They made no mention of the risks inherent in the project: harm to the Canadian boreal forests and threats to water supplies in the Midwest.

As a result, projected benefits and harms from vaccination are subject to considerable uncertainty [ 33].

But recognizing Pakistan's antagonism with sanctions would finally begin to address its true role in fomenting instability and its ability to project even greater harm.

In future deals, Citigroup will not finance commercial logging in rain forests or projects that harm indigenous populations and will report the greenhouse gas emissions of the energy projects it does finance, the bank and the environmental group will announce.

Work on a West Virginia wind power project was halted by a federal judge who sided with environmentalists' claim that the project would harm the endangered Indiana bat.

The third-track project would harm Floral Park, Mr. Guarnieri said.