Sentence examples for sort of harm from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The Ministry of Justice confirmed it was "considering ways the law can support" protecting children from this sort of harm.

Driving competitors out of business under such conditions certainly amounts to harming them, though this sort of harm is not necessarily wrong.

In fact, everyone on the road was doing all sorts of harm to society without paying the cost.

The answer probably can't be calculated precisely, but any gains have to be set against three sorts of harm.

All sorts of risks stem from that, and all sorts of harm comes from it.

That can help us temper that overreaction and try to minimize the dangers it can produce, including the dangers from bigotry and tribal divisiveness that does all sorts of harm all by itself.

The United States has always lagged in this effort, with this result: "If the United States had embraced the sorts of harm reduction programs that Australia and many European countries, including Margaret Thatcher's United Kingdom, did embrace during the 1980s, more than a hundred thousand lives would have been saved -- not only among people who use drugs but their lovers and children as well".