Sentence examples for which will harm from inspiring English sources

Otherwise we are doomed to a worsening service dogged by perpetual crises, which will harm patients.

"Many people will get their identity stolen, which will harm the economy," wrote another.

Our refusal to participate in this lunatic scheme may prevent America making a mistake which will harm others and itself.

This is her romcom equivalent of the "Stanford Experiment", a dangerous concept which will harm her own happiness.

This is her romcom equivalent of the "Stanford Experiment", a dangerous concept which will harm her own happiness.

We urge the government to examine the findings of the committee properly and rethink its proposals, which will harm vulnerable people, including families and children.

These characteristics can be related to the therapeutic outcome individually, in order to address the question, which crises are useful and which crises will harm the process.

Researchers are frustrated that they cannot accurately predict which drugs will harm the liver.

The general question we raised is: what crises are useful and which ones will harm the process?

"I hope that members of the party will come to vote against this proposal, which will badly harm Likud, Sharonn said Monday afternoon when he arrived to cast his ballot.

"Given St Stephen's primary school, where this began, has acknowledged its ban was a 'huge error of judgment', we can only hope that [Ofsted] will listen and learn rather than continue on its confrontational non-engagement strategy, which will only harm the very young children Ofsted is meant to support," the MCB said.