Sentence examples for use harming from inspiring English sources

The baby fell down the stairs': is your phone use harming your child?

Austin, for example, would prefer to keep more water in the lakes than the evolving consensus allows, said Greg Meszaros, director of the Austin Water Utility, because if the lakes get too low, cities will be asked to cut their water use, harming local landscapes.

"Heavy web use harms children," screamed a Daily Mail front page this week.

Instead, we use harm as the criterion to determine whether an action is wrong.

Policies to control drug use harm the health of people who use drugs as well as those who do not.

There are some parts of the world — Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand — that do widely use harm-reduction strategies, including needle exchange.

City mayors across Latin America and the Caribbean are experimenting with decriminalising the use of marijuana for recreational use, harm-reduction strategies, strict market regulation and even commercial promotion.

Can heavy marijuana use harm the brain's pleasure center?

Though HIV rates and drug use seem to be low among the rent boy population, Grov said there's "certainly room for HIV prevention work and substance use harm reduction" in the escort community.

Project, we've created an anonymous survey for festival-goers to share their drug experiences, and find out how much they know about and use harm reduction services (click here to fill out a mobile-friendly version).

Nearly all (98.2%) respondents (95% CI: 97.3 99.1%) believed that tobacco use harms the human body, specifically the lungs (97%), heart (78%), and developing fetus (74%).