Sentence examples for sustain harm from inspiring English sources

In contrast, those having never bled and had small aneurysms (smaller than 10 mm) were very unlikely to have a SAH and were likely to sustain harm from attempts to repair these aneurysms.

The fact that some of the individuals who would sustain harm from attempts at genetic engineering would not have otherwise been born is often used as a trump card to justify pursuing the technology despite its hazards.

The risk of healthcare workers (HCWs) sustaining harm from needle stick/sharps injury (NSI) has been widely publicised, and the prevention and control of exposures to sharp instruments is a high profile issue.

Patients may not be aware they have sustained harm from medical care, while it is not easy to disentangle medical injury from the development of the underlying illness.

Here, the male control relies on a 'lock'-like genital coupling mechanism and females are unable to break the lock without sustaining harm.

In this study, we used a definition of an ADE which included not only new ADEs, but also worsened and sustained harm or delayed recovery from harm due to both preventable and non-preventable ADEs [ 4, 24].

That is, how much would you regret if you sustained harms from hospice care?

It may be that older flies are not capable of executing such a program without sustaining damage that does as much harm as good.

But these horses are extremely fit and unlikely to sustain lasting harm from temporary exposure to high levels of pollution, Jeffcott said.

Kennedy is concerned with the fantasies that sustain and harm relationships; her characters are tormented by "the sting of possibility," though some do manage to find momentary satisfaction.

The two judges also said they did not agree with Nelson's finding that irreparable harm tilts heavily toward the players during a lockout — particularly because of the expedited schedule for the appeal — and noted that they think the league would sustain some harm if it did not receive the stay.