Sentence examples for remarkable harm from inspiring English sources

We can see clearly that Erdoğan is doing remarkable harm to Turkey's democracy, and this is far from only being a domestic problem.

But while genetic screening tests are remarkable diagnostic tools, they are not without potential harm to those who happen to carry a deleterious trait.

Since proteolytic activity may harm cultured cells and have a remarkable adverse effect on cell physiology (Huang et al. 2010), endothelial cells were released from the substrate by EDTA treatment and resuspended as single cells in culture medium.

It's a remarkable and multi-layered mediation on death, self-harm and danger, woven around the famous and sometimes deadly bullet-catch trick.

This characterization of benefit and harm in terms of psychological attitudes is a remarkable shift from earlier Mohism.

It is all the more remarkable, they said, because the case centered on financial rather than physical harm, as in medical malpractice or tobacco litigation.

And a reputation as a chap who can sell businesses for remarkable prices – Argos and Arcadia being prime examples – won't do any harm.

One negotiator, Undersheriff Mike Sargent, said Ms. Sluti had done a remarkable job of helping convince Mr. Zappa that the officers would not harm him if he came out.

Given the importance of magic rings in Arthurian romance, this remarkable ring would also have been believed to protect the wearer from harm.

He's just sort of bum-shuffled around the subject like a toddler on the naughty step, while also – and this bit is quite remarkable – letting it be known that he has recently been contemplating self-harm.

Drug reformers advocate projects collectively known as "harm reduction": methadone programmes, needle-exchange centres, prescription heroin.One of the most remarkable projects designed to reduce harm is going on in a clinic two floors up in a side street in Bern, in Switzerland.