Sentence examples for specific harms from inspiring English sources

The adverse event cohort of reviews aimed specifically to synthesise studies reporting on specific harms, which may have been longer term harms.

Several parents said that they knew smoking and SHS were harmful to health, but they did not know any specific harms or how dangerous it could be.

Mixed among the larger institutional plaintiffs were six DACA recipients who alleged specific harms stemming from the Administration's decision.

That means, for example, protecting users from specific harms like viruses and worms that silently invade their computers.

But it concluded that the impacts were far-reaching nonetheless: from specific harms like a drop in reproduction in some nesting birds and a rise in diabetes in native communities to an erosion of the spiritual and aesthetic values of the barren yet majestic region.

He made a case that the law should target specific harms, like statutory rape.

I mean, I wish him no specific harm.

The rules of standing are usually limited to individuals who have suffered a specific harm, and there's no harm in not being prosecuted.

Carrier IQ makes our phones more efficient, and I have yet to hear of any specific harm done to any specific person by their system.

The prosecutors, despite using words like betrayal frequently, had trouble, at the sentencing, showing specific harm, as opposed to diffuse embarrassment.

It would be difficult to conjure up a plaintiff who has suffered such specific harm from an issuance of debt beyond the ceiling.