Sentence examples for worst harm from inspiring English sources

The largest, "The Last Supper," suffered the worst harm, cathedral officials said.

One questioner asked Snowden to identify the worst harm that the domestic-spying programs had caused.

Even if they might be doing themselves at best no good at all, and at worst harm?

But governments that try to deal with the problem by passing the buck to companies will at best fail, and at worst harm the economy.

Lathan agrees with the sport's proponents, notably the dominant organization in the sport, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, that the worst harm is orthopedic, not neurological, as it is in boxing.

In a letter to the British Medical Association, Mr Lansley says that the action will "at best inconvenience and at worst harm" patients.

The worst harms fall on women of color, women in rural areas — and, more broadly, women in conservative-held states.

As always with dictatorships of the mind, the worst harmed are not the ones not listened to, but the ones not listening.

We have made a choice that is at once simpler and harder: we have chosen to limit our politics to protecting individuals from the worst harms they can inflict on one another, to securing fundamental liberties and providing for their basic welfare, while leaving their spiritual destinies in their own hands.

HB 142 doubles down on many of the worst harms of HB 2 and leaves transgender people in a legal limbo where they remain uniquely vulnerable to discrimination," said Lambda Legal counsel Tara Borelli.

The worst damage Europe's socialists will inflict when they endorse a man who has done as much harm as any politician his generation is easy to describe.