Sentence examples for provoke harm from inspiring English sources

The number of patients needed to be treated to prevent (benefit) or provoke (harm) an event was the opposite of the absolute risk reduction.

Previous studies on SNPTB (clinicians' perspective) and parental perspectives for child vaccination against pertussis and influenza have highlighted that feelings of regret from provoked harm of medical interventions do affect the decision making [ 5, 10, 12, 13].

In "Measure for Measure," the Duke says of a song, " 'Tis good," but adds, "Music oft hath such a charm / To make bad good, and good provoke to harm".

They may think you're going to flee and provoke further harm.

The accident occurred at low speed, on the left front of the car, without provoking any harm to the mother who was driving the vehicle, but the impact led to airbag deployment.

Assaults (physical and mental) often provoke self-harm, thus underestimating the share of assault.

Physical and mental assaults often provoke self-harm, thus may have underestimated the share of assault.

The real aim was political -- to provoke Iraq and harm its dignity".

German lawmakers voted late last year in favor of safeguarding ritual circumcision practiced by Muslims and Jews after a regional court ruling had equated the practice with bodily harm, provoking anger among the Jewish and Muslim communities.

Only in this way can a program be compared to others that also claim to increase welfare or reduce the harm provoked by a threat such as climate change.

Terrorism is an autoimmune disease; its purpose is to cause harm by provoking an overreaction.