Sentence examples for seriously harming from inspiring English sources

"He did not know it contained arsenic and he had no intent of seriously harming anyone," Mr. Kelley said.

The case of Benjamin Geen, jailed in 2006 for 30 years for murdering two patients and seriously harming 15 others, is also coming under renewed scrutiny.

On July 5, China detained the four in Shanghai on suspicion of stealing government secrets and seriously harming China's economic interests and security.

Even if you took it some hours ago, this pill will still be in your system and could be seriously harming your health".

Even though a devalued currency would make Greece's exports cheaper and attract tourists, it would do so at a terrible price, destroying huge amounts of wealth and seriously harming the country's G.D.P.

Acquiescing to any deal involving restrictions on the rights of the roughly 800,000 Poles currently living in the UK would be considered tantamount to treason by Duda's nationalist base, seriously harming his and his party's patriotic credentials.

Neither person was seriously harmed.

No one is known to have been seriously harmed.

They escaped on their own and were not seriously harmed.

Ruskin suffered no financial ill effects, but his reputation as an art critic was seriously harmed.

And it's possible that many of those scanned unnecessarily could be seriously harmed.