Sentence examples for running harm from inspiring English sources

The equipment needed to detect those tiny grains of fentanyl is expensive, even for the non-profits that have been running harm reduction booths since 2002.

The government is effectively running a harm maximisation policy, implementing a crime reduction policy masquerading as treatment.

"In general, it appears that exercise, like any therapy, results in a bell-shaped curve in terms of response and benefit," says Dr. James H. O'Keefe, a cardiologist and lead author of a thought-provoking review article published on Monday in Mayo Clinic Proceedings that examines whether extreme amounts of vigorous exercise, particularly running, can harm the heart.

The thought of grabbing my daughter and running from harm for a week or more is frightening.

Isn't it conceivable, he asked me, that all the negative attention to the school and the town will, in the long run, harm the Mohamed family rather than help them?

"The European Parliament has adopted measures that would curb takeover activity in Europe, limit Europe's ability to adjust to becoming one single market, and in the long run harm the European economy" said Peter Montagnon, head of investment affairs at the Association of British Insurers, whose members together hold more than $1.6 trillion in investments around the world.

"Since then I've become involved in starting peer-run harm reduction groups, including Enlighten, who were the first group to publicly test pills at events in Australia".

While some policymakers suggest that we have failed to appreciate the long-run harm to beneficiaries and taxpayers from SNAP and other safety net programs, our research suggests that, if anything, the opposite may be true: we have failed to appreciate the long-run benefits to participants -- particularly children -- and to the taxpayer from SNAP and other safety net programs.

Since the focus of this paper was on willingness to get HIV testing at the MSHRC without specifying whether the testing was peer-delivered, future research efforts should seek to determine whether IDU would be willing to be tested by a peer either in the context of a drug-user-run harm reduction program or in other conventional health care settings.

Cynics of the potential of renewable energy have advocated for CCS as a way to keep coal plants running without harming the climate, by capturing the carbon pollution and storing it underground forever.

The group, which runs several harm reduction projects including pill testing at Shambhala Music Festival, found the fancy lab tech can cost as much as a quarter million.