Sentence examples for to be harm from inspiring English sources
"There was never supposed to be harm in it".
In ways the typical Saturday tailgater may never know, and ultimately may not care, there has been and will continue to be harm done to young women whose lives intersect with powerhouse football programs — but also young men who sacrifice their bodies and wind up receiving little in return.
(Secondly) what use will the test be to (an individual)....a man whose daily income depends on constant exposure to lead will have been exposed for too long and (he will say) I am now used to it.... it needs... education, letting them know why, is there going to be harm (sic).
Who is going to be harmed?
They had to be harming the organisation.
None of these revenue sources are likely to be harmed.
"Aboriginal people know all too well what it is like to be harmed by government policies.
It is extremely rare for any visitor to Jamaica to be harmed in any way.
Other wildlife is thus unlikely to be harmed, and no noxious organochlorine compounds are formed.
We're very frightened some people are going to be harmed because of this".
"They didn't want all the players to be harmed because of one," Scott said.
