Sentence examples similar to to evade potential harm from inspiring English sources

"Honey & I" in particular is just a virtuoso piece of pop music -- upbeat, economical, and just unpredictable enough in sonic structure to evade any potential dismissals of triteness.

What should shame the Red Cross is its repeated failure to investigate potential harm.

Residencies attempt to mitigate potential harm through supervision and graduated responsibility.

First, journalists should pause to assess the potential harm they could cause by their reporting.

So what can be done to reduce the potential harm?

This is particularly true when one considers parallelized scans (e.g. from a botnet), extremely slow scans attempting to evade detection, and the potential for non-hostile scans.

Cancer cell populations lose their ability to negatively regulate cell cycle leading to uncontrolled cellular proliferation and acquire the potential to evade apoptosis consequently, diminished cell attrition [ 5].

In separate experiments, early passage HRBECs were evaluated for the potential to evade apoptosis after exposure to a wide range of BPA and MP concentrations.

Pregnant women are advised to avoid abdominal CT scans because of potential harm to the fetus.

There is always a potential for ROS to evade detoxification and cause oxidative damage to cellular DNA (10) as well as to the trinucleotide precursors of DNA (40).

The potential harm to the state is far less than the potential harm to those children.