Sentence examples for will further harm from inspiring English sources

And it will further harm the reputation of a court whose authority has always derived from its claim to be a legal body, not a political one.

International Health and Medical Services, the company contracted to run health services in detention, has also told the government that detention health services are already inadequate, and that more cuts to mental health services will further harm people in detention.

In combination with the Health and Human Services Department's poorly designed medical equipment bidding program, this device tax will further harm an industry under siege and have a direct, negative effect upon the lives of people with disabilities.

Similarly a recent report from Responsible Investment Association found a surge in ethical investing by consumers, while groups such as Clean Capital or Market Forces are growing because they release information about how to invest responsibly and to prevent investments in projects that will further harm the environment.

Sending more military forces will only increase the violence and will do further harm to women and children.

It was toe-curling stuff and will do further harm, not just to Labour but to the political class in general; this just at a time when many of us thought the scars of the expenses scandal were beginning to heal.

Don't reply with something people may deem 'inappropriate' or 'offensive', this will just further harm yourself.

Our world is ever growing, there will be higher demands on electricity, and fossil fuels cannot satisfy this demand without further harming the environment.

Mismatches were inevitable, which further harmed the sport.

Not wanting to be further harmed, the boy isolates.

"They've already lost one season and they hope that injunctive relief will spare them further harm".