Sentence examples for she is harming from inspiring English sources

For instance, a delusional schizophrenic who believes that her neighbour is a demon is not responsible for harming her neighbour since she does not understand that she is harming an innocent person; she believes she is defending herself from an inhuman malicious agent.

"The more the fight, the more she is harmed and bruised, the more courageous she is," says Justo, a domestic worker who has lived in Beirut for 22 years.

If she is a casualty of it, she is harmed by incomplete income.

As withCannings, because Mumtaz cannot prove why her baby was ill, the courts - in this case, Mrs Justice Bracewell - concluded there was a risk she was harming it.

What really makes O'Reilly the "Worst Person in the World," as Olbermann would say, is that he keeps using the Terkel ambush video to claim she was "harming a rape victim and her family".

When a lawsuit is filed for breach of contract, Mr. Miller said, the plaintiff generally has to prove that he or she was harmed financially.

The fact that she was harmed because they were not compensated and can claim compensation for that harm does not mean that they lose their claim to be compensated for their harms.

Picard prepares to have Yar beamed to the Enterprise should she be harmed in the battle.

Not so much as a full page describes where Miss Linda's life veered wrongly, how she was harmed, or what she wanted out of life.

They will simply argue that they believe her assertion that she was harmed at some point but that she has misremembered the incident and mistaken her assailant's identity.

So the question arises should a woman raise her blood levels higher than the current national average, and will she be harmed by taking a dose of vitamin D that allows her to do this?