Sentence examples for so harmed from inspiring English sources

It's certainly ironic that Grab, which CEO Anthony Tan continually positioned as the "local champion" during its battle with Uber and has raised more money than any startup in Southeast Asia, has resorted to outsourcing elements of its mapping to India and, in doing so, harmed the local champions developing maps that are designed to help improve services for all.

Meanwhile, we still haven't gotten a single idea during the entire Republican convention about the economy and how to lift a middle class so harmed by the Bush-McCain policies.

The question was whether these protections so harmed education — and discriminated against the black and Latino students who often come from low-income families and attend schools with fewer resources — that they violated constitutional guarantees of equal treatment and a free and high-quality education.

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.

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".

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.

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

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.

For what cause was Remsburg so profoundly harmed, his life forever altered?

Vaccines protect tens of millions of children, but every year one in ten thousand or so is harmed by side effects.

He said doing so would harm the liquidity of short-term money markets.