Sentence examples for way to harm from inspiring English sources

It was not an efficient way to harm or kill.

Losing public trust is "a surefire way to harm" the reputation of any business, Feygina said.

There wasn't any harm meant in that particular way, to harm any particular person in any particular way like that.

When questioned further if the mayor had conspired in any way to harm MacIntyre, Morris said: "The answer is no".

"The answer is no," he replied when probed by reporters as to whether the mayor had conspired in any way to harm MacIntyre.

"We do not want in any way to harm the discussion in progress between the Orthodox Church and the Catholic one," Mr. Putin said in Milan.

If only He had spent more time reading them over, he might have skipped this stunt, which will do little to advance human health and perhaps open the way to harming it.

They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we".

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a well-known condition, but there are plenty of other ways to harm the upper limbs.

But there are limits to what they can do—especially today, when the SEC's budget is frozen and fraudsters are finding new ways to harm investors.

In today's world of "rebel guerillas", there can be few better ways to harm a country than killing some tourists within it.