Sentence examples for which harmed both from inspiring English sources

The film is fairly merciless when it comes to his infidelities, which harmed both his family and his work.

This enabled the market to take off relatively quickly, avoiding a repeat of the VHS-Betamax videotape standards war which harmed both consumers and manufacturers.

"Pay practices can encourage short-term behaviour in ways which harm both firms and the economy over the long-term.

We, as a nation, must demand the immediate repeal of AETA and related laws, which harm both animals and consumers, protecting only the profits of huge corporations who operate behind closed doors with increasingly little scrutiny, or as they would clearly prefer it: with no scrutiny at all.

The event drew attention to the fact that over half of schools worldwide lack adequate water and sanitation facilities, which harms both children's health and their education.

Around 30% of the chemicals led to abnormally high calcium levels in the sperm, which harmed their performance.

In the past, levels fluctuated wildly, which harmed the trout and interfered with the hatching of insects on which they fed.

("I could have done things which helped and I did things which harmed," he told the Guardian in 1998. "So yes, I feel guilt, I feel remorse").

In both cases (PNT and fetal medicine), Child A would (eventually) be harmed and – once she comes to be born – can blame her parents for decisions which harmed her, or at least which deprived her of benefit.

However, that work is being held back by rules which harm patient care.

Mothers eat less in bad times to leave more for their older children, which harms the suckling child.