Sentence examples for purported harm from inspiring English sources

In practice, the prosecutor's office usually reasons that the scale of purported harm is of low priority, has no immediate gain (Draper et al., 2017) and is unworthy of public expenditure (Dickerson, 2007); therefore, the prosecutor's office finds no purpose in taking any action against the enterprise.

Scientific evidence regarding the sexual effects of MC does not substantiate the purported harms to sexual pleasure.

While investors who put money into Mr. Madoff's firm through the feeder funds certainly could pursue common law claims, Mr. Madoff could not have brought an action against the bank because his business was not harmed by the purported misconduct of HSBC.

The principle of state neutrality, the harm principle, and the purported right to ethical independence all impose moral limits on the power of governments to promote the good or the means by which they can use to promote the good.

One of the purported mechanisms by which tight glycaemic control may confer harm is by the near universal increase in the incidence of hypoglycaemia.

Policy makers want to address a purported malpractice insurance problem by limiting what patients who are harmed can recover.

All the latter have important practical implications, as the designation of B. invadens has caused great harm to many least developed African countries who cannot export their fruit due to the purported presence of this "species".

While we did find that most abstracts reported the purported "study benefits," we also observed that the primary outcome, the estimated effect size, and the precision and harms of the study were rarely reported.

I contacted the purported trollop shortly after.

A purported Pollock fingerprint on a stretcher.

Purported pictures of Cruz attending R.O.F.