Sentence examples for severely harmed from inspiring English sources

"This has severely harmed the institution".

South and a game and a half out in the wild-card race, so the loser's playoff chances would be severely harmed.

Between October 2011 and March 2012 – the latest figures available – of the 612,414 total patient safety incidents reports, 5,235 patients died or were severely harmed.

The best that American can hope for is that the crash turns out to be an accident, and even then it could be severely harmed.

The refugees say they "have all been severely harmed by the World Bank-financed [project], which is contributing directly to the Ethiopian government's villagisation programme in Gambella region".

But even if the crash turns out to be an accident -- the best that American can hope for -- the carrier could be severely harmed.

Because sleep deprivation severely harms out decision-making abilities.

A prosecution, regardless of sentencing outcome, severely harms the future life prospects of young people".

But these systems could severely harm civilians nearby, so we're not using them, either.

I/O congestion caused by concurrent storage accesses from multiple applications is inevitable and severely harms the performance.

Although kill-based preemption is adopted as an optimal solution for high-priority tasks, it severely harms low-priority tasks.