Sentence examples for this is harm from inspiring English sources

"This is harm that is easily avoidable". .

"If the Police Minister thinks this is harm minimisation, she doesn't know what harm minimisation is," Patten said on Sunday.

To the patient this is harm, although not necessarily generally considered as an aspect of patient safety Harm due to failure to provide appropriate treatment Many patients fail to receive standard evidence-based care which may lead to harm; failure to provide rapid thrombolytic treatment for stroke provides an example.

Hackett adds: "This is harming our economy as well as our universities.

This is harming our economy as well as our universities," said Libby Hackett, chief executive of University Alliance.

"I said, "This is harming me,' " Mr. Bacanovic, who had to borrow money to pay his fine, recalled saying.

Labour is deeply divided over the question of leadership, this is harming the party's performance and it is being exploited by opponents.

As Global Witness' new report The Great Rip Off shows, this is harming the interests of ordinary Americans.

On average, we carry about $16,000 per person in credit card debt and the chronic stress of this is harming us.

Mr Jennings told BBC World that most of the global workforce had not benefited from the economic recovery - and this was harming demand.

The preamble to the Act claimed that this was harming the poor and the inhabitants of Winchester.