Also, one might argue that a vast majority of incidents results in no harm whatsoever, which could create a false impression of over-reporting and the subsequent arguments of bureaucracy and misrepresentation of the situation.
John Flatley of the ONS said: "Violent crime covers a wide spectrum from minor assaults, harassment and abuse that result in no physical harm to the victim through to incidents of wounding and murder.
"If it was well planned, there is no reason why T in the Park shouldn't be able to happen at this site and result in no overall harm to wildlife - but we have yet to be given anything like the reassurances we need.
But in this case, their addled ruminations won't actually result in any harm to humanity.
Child maltreatment encompasses any acts of commission or omission by a parent or other caregiver that result in harm, potential for harm, or threat of harm to a child, even if harm is not the intended result [ 3].
An AE is an incident resulting in harm to a patient, whereas a no-harm incident is defined as an event that reaches the patient but results in no discernible harm [ 22].
In the event Google is referring to, 127 certificates — not 30,000 — were identified as mis-issued, and they resulted in no consumer harm," Symantec wrote in a blog post.
Some, but not all, medical mistakes can result in harm or injury to the patient".
Can it truly "result in more harm than good"?
Global warming will result in major harm to humanity if left unchecked.
The law will result in disproportionate harm to minorities, people with low incomes and senior citizens.
