Sentence examples for say harm from inspiring English sources

Last year, there were at least seven instances of a horse getting spooked, colliding with a vehicle or collapsing, events that animal advocates say harm the horses and endanger the public.

Spurred by a booming real estate market, some philanthropies, universities and other nonprofit groups have in recent years made land deals that critics say harm the environment and contradict the institutions' missions.

Pesticide manufacturers and UK ministers have argued that the science is inconclusive and that a ban would harm food production, but conservationists say harm stemming from dying pollinators is even greater.

The scientists from Leicester and Loughborough Universities say harm is done even if people also exercise.

Why is one person's autonomy intrinsically valuable when she uses it to, say, harm herself or make rash or morally skewed choices?

If it did, say, harm heterosexual marriage or lead to more illegitimacy, that would be an argument against it.

In the 1996 Iowa caucuses, Mr. Forbes ran a series of harsh ads that tarnished Mr. Dole's image and, many say, harmed his candidacy.

On migration, the government remains committed to a target no one thinks it can meet and that businesses and universities say harms Britain's economic prospects.

Now, Alina and her husband, Ionut, despair that the bribes they paid were not enough to prevent the negligence that they say harmed their son, Sebastian.

According to that intuition, an act can be wrong only if that act makes things worse for, or (we can say) harms, some existing or future person.

"Here comes the U.S. consumer," said Harm Bandholz, an economist at UniCredit Group.