Sentence examples for that the harm from inspiring English sources

The fact is, however, that the harm done is simply incalculable," he argued.

Indeed, timing is an indicator of certainty that the harm will befall the defendant.

Ridley also argues that the harm done by policy falls disproportionately on the poor.

But I believe that the harm the president's actions have caused extends beyond the political arena.

Ms. Cendali joked that the harm could even fall upon lawyers.

ITV said that the harm to McAlpine was "created principally" by Newsnight.

"Everybody knows that the harm is being caused and the system carries on.

Criminal liability for the result also requires that the harm done must have been caused by the accused.

In dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote that the harm claimed by the plaintiffs was not speculative.

Almost every commentator estimates that the harm done to children following the attempt to "increase accountability" was high indeed.

The reality is that the harm from Guantánamo detainees is not limited to the prospect of violence perpetrated after release.