Sentence examples for values are harmed from inspiring English sources

Newman is among a group of country landholders who have threatened to sue a neighbouring farmer for "substantial damages" if their health or property values are harmed by his agreement to allow wind turbines to built on his property.

In the hours following last week's shocking shooting of Representative Steve Scalise and three others, in Alexandria, Virginia, the broad outpouring of concern reminded us of how society responds when people whose lives it values are harmed.

The man who will chair Tony Abbott's business advisory committee is among a group of country landholders threatening to sue a neighbouring farmer for "substantial damages" if their health or property values are harmed by his agreement to allow wind turbines to built on his property.

He has supported a "landscape guardians" group opposing new windfarms in the southern highlands south-west of Sydney, and was one of a group of landholders who have threatened to sue a neighbouring farmer for "substantial damages" if their health or property values are harmed by his agreement to allow wind turbines to built on his property.

The extremists are harming the values of Judaism," Mr Katsav said, referring to opponents who have resorted to violence.

According to Kulynych's historical review, consideration of public safety was the basis of the requirement for effectiveness: if an ineffective drug replaces one of proven value, people can be harmed.

We agree with Roberts that methane has sometimes found its way into water wells and that property values have at times been harmed by various incidents.

Immigrants are harming us.