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The phrase "we were harmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing experiences of injury, damage, or negative impact, often in a legal or emotional context. Example: "After the incident, we were harmed both physically and emotionally, leading us to seek legal advice."
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We told them we were harmed".
"In actuality, we were harmed more than helped," Thorn said.
The statement continued: "We were harmed by the Bayou funds and those funds should bear responsibility for the actions we took on their behalf and at their direction.
When I lived in the Tenderloin of San Francisco, I remember a friend talking about how we were a "protected class," meaning there would be a stronger police response if we were harmed.
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Would we be harmed by three schools leaving?
When should we be allowed to choose our own treatment, and when might we be harmed by doing so?
A variant of this experience condition was proposed by Rosenbaum (1986): we are harmed only by what we can experience.
Some theorists prefer to phrase Epicurus's condition in terms of experience, thusly: we are harmed only by what we experience.
Combined with positive hedonism, bifurcated comparativism implies that we are harmed only by what increases our suffering, and benefitted only by what increases our pleasure; all else is a matter of indifference.
Whether or not we are harmed.
Are we being harmed because we receive too much, instead of too little, medical care?
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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