Sentence examples for unprecedented harm from inspiring English sources

Following the vote, executive director Hagai El-Ad said: "The boycott law will lead to unprecedented harm to freedom of expression in Israel and will bring justified criticism against Israel from abroad.

"The guiding military principle of 'minimum risk to our forces, even at the cost of harming innocent civilians,' alongside efforts to deter and intimidate the Palestinians, led to massive and unprecedented harm to the population and the civilian infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.

He is Jair Bolsonaro, the recently elected president of Brazil, and his extreme views on the environment, coupled with his control of nearly all the country's levers of power, means that he is now in a position to do unprecedented harm to the Amazon and the international battle to slow climate change.

"It is the prosecution case that Christopher Weatherhead, the defendant, is a cyber-attacker and that he, and others like him, waged a sophisticated and orchestrated campaign of online attacks that paralysed a series of targeted computer systems belonging to companies to which they took issue with, for whatever reason, and those attacks caused unprecedented harm," Mr Patel added.

It's also possible he resents this bunch of old men in the Supreme Court threatening unprecedented harm.

"The ITC order is particularly troubling because it allows a private patent dispute to inflict unprecedented public harm upon innocent third parties.

Steve Largent's statement: "CTIA -The Wireless Association® is deeply concerned that the ITC order banning new models of wireless broadband handsets will cause unprecedented economic harm to tens of millions of American wireless consumers, and because of that we urge President Bush to veto the order.

It said such disclosures would be unprecedented and could harm the department's ability to have frank internal discussions in future cases.

"We believe the district court committed legal error by announcing a new and unprecedented standard that inadvertently harms investors by depriving them of substantial, certain and immediate benefits," Robert Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s director of enforcement, said in the statement.

A woman described as "fun-loving" appeared to have a psychotic episode after taking synthetic cannabis, and possibly other drugs, and died after she severed an artery in an unprecedented act of self-harm.

Significantly, the level of harm caused is not unprecedented as evidenced by Operation Cast Lead as well as Operation Pillar of Defense.