Sentence examples for world of harm from inspiring English sources

The filibuster has done Democrats a world of harm over the past five years, and by the time they lose the Senate, they won't have it anyway.

So they decided to send me out into a world of harm in order to protect their own values.

Since naloxone programs grew out of the world of harm reduction, the new parent activists have been exposed to the research on gentler drug policies and many have analyzed their children's stories in light of the harm done by arrests, incarceration, and tough love, not just drugs.

We need a few brave souls who can enter the world of hate and harm to protect those of us who really do want a country in which we can all just get along.

When you try to say it does, when you see the long stewing ignorance boiling over from textbooks and media into the real world of physical harm -- and you still find the strangest sort of silence around it.

This study is designed to provide data on the real-world effectiveness of harm reduction policies to inform evidence-based policy decisions.

Recognizing and admitting our part in these atrocities allows for a beginning in healing the world instead of harming it.

The lay expert brought her own, personal story into the training programme, thereby creating a lively illustration of the experiential world of people who harm themselves.

But Milton Friedman rejected their analysis, stating in 1998 that: "The Austrian business-cycle theory has done the world a great deal of harm".

Women across the world were invited to share stories of "harm done to [them] for being a woman".

Josef Joffe, the hawkish editor of Die Zeit, the highbrow German weekly, told me, "There is certainly consistency and coherence in his attempt to retract from the troubles of the world, to get the U.S. out of harm's way, in order to do 'a little nation-building at home,' as he has so often put it.