Sentence examples for started harming from inspiring English sources

The can is an icon of the key dietary changes of the era, where we upped our simple carbohydrate intake – sugar – to the point that it started harming us in ways never seen before.

Unlike in the ocean, in an aquarium, there's nowhere for impurities from biological waste to go, so it's necessary to remove them via filter so that they don't build up and start harming the fish.

When we first began our work, personal recovery was a big issue for George, Imani, Mark, I, and many of the other characters who started harm reduction programs.

Regular conventions for the nascent movement of underground exchange programs and the subsequent formation of the North American Syringe Exchange Network acted as catalysts for the rapid spread of mostly extra legal efforts to start harm reduction services.

Enough people are starting to get harmed that the media picks up on it first.

At one point he started self-harming.

But it has started to harm Dell's sales for higher-margin computer servers.

But by the time I was at college, I had already started self-harming.

Rincón is anxious and tearful – and she has started self-harming.

My son became depressed for the first time in his life and slept all day, and my daughter even started self-harming.

And in the end that started to harm the organisation he headed, because it can never be really good for the head of a major institution to be reviled in the press by his staff as a robotic managerialist.