Sentence examples for things that harm from inspiring English sources
Humans have a long tradition of turning things that harm us into things that help us.
It means that private companies will be allowed to sue national governments for doing things that harm their bottom line.
In my mind – and despite some recovering alcoholics insisting that their sobriety came as a result of a spiritual awakening – people often give up doing the things that harm them because they are too exhausted to continue.
Mr. McCain seems unaware that other people are listening when he suggests hiding things that harm America's image abroad.
Thetis dips her son Achilles in the waters of the Styx so that he might become impervious to all things that harm mortal creatures (but she holds him by his heel, and that, as we know, stays vulnerable).
"If North Korea provokes or does things that harm peace, we must make sure that it gets nothing but will pay the price, while if it keeps its promises, the South should do the same," Ms. Park said during a briefing with her government's top diplomats and North Korea policy makers.
She thinks for a moment and adds, deliberately: "Insults about the way I look can't be the thing that harms me and my heart the most.
"If any single one of these programmes tried to do a single thing that harmed the parent brand they'd be held back, and that for me is the point … These means are an end to sell products … instead of being ends in themselves, as creative endeavour should always be," added productionunit.
Unfortunately, outmoded policies often make being there at key moments, including birth and illness, the very thing that harms a dad's ability to provide.
Women with unintended pregnancies were more likely to be depressed and to do things that could harm the fetus, like smoking, drinking and delaying or skipping prenatal care.
A lot of the time medicine does do harm but that's why doctors and scientists are duty-bound to put their research findings out there and to stop doing things that cause harm.
