Not that we really believe we'd harm our kids; it's the fear of the dark… It's why we get so anxious about PPD, sadness, anxiety, anger, losing control of our emotions This case is being compared to the O.J. verdict, and while there are striking similarities, there are two key differences.
We were just aggressive, telling them we'd harm them if they stayed," he says.
I suspect that many of us watched the scene with a feeling of sorrow for the people we have loved whom we couldn't protect — or, worse, whom we'd harmed without realizing it.
This new concept of tiered pricing based on the type of content being delivered would disrupt the internet as we know it and would harm doctors, patients, and smaller startup Internet companies working diligently to upgrade our nation's digital healthcare infrastructure.
In the winter months, then, as we still were getting no relief from FERC, we feared that freezing temperatures would harm our people, particularly the elderly and the frail.
"We believe that it would be a serious error to force him out; we think that doing so would harm The Forward's quality and its reputation for independence".
In searching for a colorful passage, we often found that elision would harm the ebullient flow of his words.
In addition, we doubt that an injunction would harm the I.N.S. Plaintiff has been in the United States for nearly five months.
Somebody once said — actually, he said it more than once — that in the continuing struggle to protect this land from those who would harm it, we need to bear in mind not so much who they are as who we are.
