Sentence examples for willingness to harm from inspiring English sources

Assange's willingness to harm other people in the name of openness is striking.

Facebook's longstanding demand that its users should only have one identity is either a toweringly arrogant willingness to harm people's social experience in service to doctrine; or it is a miniature figleaf covering a huge, throbbing passion for making it easier to sell our identities to advertisers.

The willingness to suffer harm yourself is often much more extreme.

Previous research has linked two neurotransmitters, the brain's signaling molecules, to our willingness to inflict harm.

Trust is a psychological state resulting from the willingness to accept harm due to positive expectations about the intentions or behavior or others [ 24].

If the soldiers had come to harm, it could have further undermined the willingness of nations to send peacekeepers to the Golan Heights, where Israel has said it will not hesitate to intervene if it feels threatened.

The Kremlin has repeatedly said it does not want Mr. Snowden's case to harm bilateral relations but also has shown no willingness to turn him over to the American authorities.

"To harm H.S.B.C. was to harm Switzerland".

c. intent to harm others.

I did not intend to harm them".

Did nothing to harm his reputation.