Sentence examples for worse harm from inspiring English sources
He was wounded in a kamikaze attack but escaped worse harm, he said, thanks to his Jewish faith.
And I have forgiven others in my life who have caused far worse harm than any theatre.
She was asked why she still trusted a procedure that, three times out of three, had cleared her to race prematurely and court considerably worse harm.
Marion Nestle, a New York University nutrition professor and the author of "Safe Food: The Politics of Food Safety" (and a food-movement icon), allows that "the bottom line is that it works pretty well if done right, and I'm not aware of any credible evidence that it does any worse harm to foods than cooking.
Just why and how the region survived the quake without worse harm appeared to be a matter of both luck and good planning: luck because the quake was indeed deep in the ground and not along the shallower faults that run directly through Seattle and other communities, and planning because a decade or more of retrofitting and other earthquake preparations paid off.
Worse harm came from something far less spectacular.
In light of this, I cannot sit back in good conscience and wait for Saddam Hussein to improve his weapons of mass destruction before he occupies and threatens foreign countries, or worse, harms Americans and America's interests and America's friends.
Although the president has blithely said that these people can always get treatment in an emergency room, many studies have shown that people without insurance postpone treatment until a minor illness becomes worse, harming their own health and imposing greater costs.
Besides, if physicians/scientists did not have duties to speak out, especially in areas related to their special expertise, worse harms could occur.
But there is a worse, lingering harm done by those World Cup playoffs last week.
"Where those involved in scouting failed to protect, or worse, inflicted harm on children, we extend our deepest apologies and sympathies," the letter said.
