Sentence examples for recent harm from inspiring English sources

Still, the harm to the common weal inflicted by Blair's banal lies amounted to rather less than, say, the harm done by the Pulitzer Prize-winning whitewash of Stalin's terror perpetrated by Walter Duranty, the paper's longtime Moscow correspondent, or, for that matter, the more recent harm done by its obtuse, petty, and wrongheaded obsession with the Clinton non-scandal known as Whitewater.

The program is one of a number of recent harm reduction initiatives around Toronto specifically dedicated to meth as a response to reports of rising meth use and meth-related harms especially among youth in their late teens and early 20s.

Her book thereby highlights how citizens in Northeast Asia a region grappling with how to address Japan's past wrongs are leveraging similar processes to hold their own governments accountable for more recent harms.

It could be argued that in completing questionnaires about their perceptions of safety, staff will be influenced by recent harm-free care scores, raising the possibility that the relationship between these two variables is bidirectional.

The new rules address concerns raised by recent mass harm scandals with cross-border implications (Dieselgate, Ryanair).

Therefore the distinction made in this paper between those who wanted to die and those who did not during the most recent self-harm act, although a useful indication of the most serious cases of self-harm, is not exactly equivalent to a distinction between suicide attempts and NSSI.

The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health study surveyed almost 5000 young people seven times between the ages of 10 and 21, and found that those of a sexual minority were four times more likely than their heterosexual peers to report recent self-harm at the ages 16 and 21.

Recent self-harm was associated with informal care.

Levels of recent self-harm and violence showed no significant difference.

Figure 2 shows the reasons given for the most recent self-harm episode.

Recent self-harm or violence, levels of symptoms or inability to relabel symptoms as pathological were not associated with detention.