Sentence examples for some sort of harm from inspiring English sources

"Does he think that will do some sort of harm to the FARC?

Most marijuana research is done to show some sort of harm from the use of this plant, but not enough is being done to understand how cannabis can actually enhance and improve human abilities.

I began wishing him some sort of harm.

And without some sort of harm prevention methods in place, some people are going to suffer.

"Taboo" or "swear" words assume that some sort of harm will occur if the word is spoken, but it is authority figures, religion, judges or an educational system that chooses and polices taboo words.

However, studies from the United States, Australia, and Europe suggest that one in ten hospital patients experience some sort of harm, and it has been shown that medical errors, low quality of patient care, and increased length of hospital stay can be caused by lack of attention to patient safety.

Frankly I don't see the point to prison, I never have — if prison is to exist as some sort of punishment for the harm one has done to others, it seems to me that until Orval Faubus has twenty years in the can, no one can argue convincingly that Pound deserves twenty minutes.

Observers say it is now highly unlikely that Benedict will not make some sort of gesture that recognises the harm caused by abusive priests.

Texas responded that being required to change its laws was itself the sort of harm that conferred standing.

They said the judge had not defined what type of benefit Mr. Golb had to receive, and what sort of harm his actions had to cause, for him to be found guilty.

The detectives ask if there is anything Litvinenko would like to add: Hoar: Can you think of anybody else who may wish to do this sort of harm to you? Carter: I have no doubt who wanted it, and I often receive threats from these people.