Sentence examples for unwarranted harm from inspiring English sources

Some assert that short-sellers and others can hide behind the Web to inflict unwarranted harm on a company's stock price.

Shortly thereafter, the Shizuoka Prefectural government asked the tea company that reported this important finding, Radishbo-ya, to refrain from carrying information on its website confirming that radioactive materials were detected as the message could "cause unwarranted harm to Shizuoka tea growers".

In the relatively short history of cancer chemoprevention, unwarranted harms have occurred in intervention trials with doses of supplements previously considered safe (19– 219.

"Protection from unwarranted bodily harm" is a basic right that we all can claim.

Mr Hunt said: "Threatening extreme action is totally unwarranted and will harm vulnerable patients.

In not doing so, she had "put Ms Cafferkey and anyone coming into contact with her at at unwarranted risk of harm", Khasru said.

While generally positive, screening for the early detection of cancer can lead to overdiagnosis, resulting in the overtreatment of inconsequential disease and thereby unwarranted physical and emotional harm [ 9].

"I wonder why people publish doubts about my studies that are so obviously unwarranted and that do certainly harm my reputation," Förster continues.

"The complaint, which ignores that testimony, was filed in an effort to extract a huge and unwarranted settlement — with complete disregard for the harm that these misleading allegations would cause the reputations and businesses of the Sterling Partners".

Furthermore, any legislation that prohibits the sale of all psychoactive compounds without proper consideration of their relative harms and benefits presents an unwarranted threat to the long-standing freedoms of UK citizens.

"Those unwise and unwarranted restrictions undermine our counterterrorism efforts and could harm our national security," Mr Holder said, but the families of those killed on 11 September , 2001 have waited too long already for justice, and "it must not be delayed any longer".