Sentence examples for so harm from inspiring English sources

The simple liberal view takes each individual to be an atomic unity and so harm can only be measured in terms of harm to specific individuals.

It bans ads that "the M.T.A. reasonably foresees would imminently incite or provoke violence or other immediate breach of the peace, and so harm, disrupt or interfere with safe, efficient and orderly transportation operations".

Cyber weapons are not equipped with "an explosive charge", so harm is caused by altering processes of the targeted system, rather than as a direct result of some innate attribute of weaponised code (Rid, 2013: 41).

Does the disclosure that the NSA acts in that manner, and the methods by which it does so harm our national security?

The text seems to say 'You've already taken that bird's eggs, causing her distress, so harm it no further.' For whatever reason, God does not want humans killing mother birds.

"We have a responsibility to figure out what that woman died of". But advocates of the idea that bodies can be frozen for revival at a later date--a practice called cryonics--believe that tests run by the coroner would so harm the skull and brain that Kent could never be returned to life.

The problem is that doing so harms clean suppliers there.

If you hang up, I will understand, but I would like to talk to you to apologise for betraying your trust and for unwittingly so harming your darling.

Hezbollah and Iran could decide that their interests would be so harmed by Assad's removal that they would rather torch Syria and take their chances.

We already have enough evidence that doing so harms consumers and makes our financial system fragile.

You would benefit me by transferring all your savings to my bank account (let us assume); it doesn't follow that your failure to do so harms me.