Sentence examples for smaller harm from inspiring English sources

The same threshold could be obtained with a smaller benefit, and a much smaller harm, for example 10% and 1% (block 3).

"Thanks to God, all of these billions of dollars were not able to do the smallest harm to our mujahedeen," the declaration said.

(Yes, he does. And from the look we got at the crowd boarding, small harm they could do a marriage anyway).

"This would lead to a perverse outcome, with the firms that suffered the smallest harm participating in the program and those that suffered the greatest harm excluded from the program," UBS added.

The lead single from Jackson's debut album was beaten to the No 1 slot last year by the spinoff single from Peter Kay's merciless X Factor spoof, which parodied the programme's cynical idiosyncracies without doing its reputation the smallest harm.

To the extent that you have more immigrants you have both a stronger moral case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater objective needs) and a stronger practical case for redistribution to low-income natives (greater fiscal capacity) but the idea of avoiding a small harm to poor people by inflicting a much-larger harm on substantially poorer people makes very little sense to me.

The CI included both significant benefit and small harm, but the number of events was not small cWe rated down the quality of evidence by one level for risk of bias.

For example, it is a deontological claim that it is harder to justify causing harm than allowing harm, but that does not mean that it is a violation of a deontological constraint to cause a small harm in the course of preventing a larger one.

"Without class actions, there's just no reasonable way for a consumer to seek to vindicate themselves for a small harm," said Pew's King.

By Sir Nicholas's moral calculus, even small harms amount to big losses when added up over enough cohorts.

Plaintiffs' lawyers, on the other hand, say class actions are the only way to vindicate small harms caused to many people.