Sentence examples for to causing harm from inspiring English sources

The goal of hacking is not, however, limited to causing harm to another computer system.

Those amounts nearly doubled in people who took citalopram: They were generally more averse to causing harm, but still preferred profiting from their own pain over another's, Crockett's team reports online today in Current Biology.

The Coalition's letter reinforces that "In addition to causing harm to children, addiction to obscene hardcore adult pornography also contributes to the breakup of marriages and the breakdown of families.

One of the most common manifestations of body-directed self-hatred is addiction, such as drinking, smoking, and eating disorders, common methods that numb our negative feelings, and in addition to causing harm to our bodies may also prevent us from tackling underlying problems.

"Women seem to be more likely to have this negative, emotional, gut-level reaction to causing harm to people in the dilemmas, to the one person, whereas men were less likely to express this strong emotional reaction to harm," lead author Rebecca Friesdorf told NPR.

"I never intended to cause harm to the player.

He expressed no intention to cause harm to Councilman Davis".

It's simply too likely to cause harm.

(This amount of americium is too small to cause harm to the home's occupants).

"Under no circumstance was Victor attempting to cause harm to himself," he said.

"We will not let anybody use our soil to cause harm to any other nation.