Sentence examples for will continue to harm from inspiring English sources

I am signing the letter because it is a basic principle that healthcare professionals and teachers should be able to speak up about institutional conditions that are inherently harming children in their care and will continue to harm them as long as the conditions persist.

"And this discrimination and misconduct will continue to harm us and others".

And it all but guarantees that preventable illnesses will continue to harm people and put children's lives in danger.

But Mr. Annan again warned that the practice of certain Security Council members -- primarily the United States, though it was not named -- of blocking contracts with Iraq for water and sanitation equipment will continue to harm health.

In a ceremony in May honoring her 31 years of military service, General Kennedy, who is scheduled to retire next month, urged women in uniform to report incidents of harassment or "misconduct will continue to harm us".

Once the results came back, Mr. Rogers said, they showed that unless DNA results are readily and quickly available, cases that rely solely on eyewitness testimony will continue to harm the innocent.

"Otherwise, the priorities of the American people will continue to be neglected, and the Russians will use our distraction to continue to harm us from the shadows while we harm each other in front of the camera lights".

Abusers will repeat their behavior, and over time it will become easier for them to continue to harm you.

"We will continue to thwart and harm those who wish to harm us, and we will act against them with great intensity".

In ways the typical Saturday tailgater may never know, and ultimately may not care, there has been and will continue to be harm done to young women whose lives intersect with powerhouse football programs — but also young men who sacrifice their bodies and wind up receiving little in return.

"As long as the department continues to treat these large for-profit colleges as too big to fail, the colleges will continue to cause harm to students and waste billions in taxpayer dollars," Hicks said.