Sentence examples for worth harm from inspiring English sources

That's not right or ideal, but at some point, someone needs to weigh whether it is worth harm to their [mental or physical health.].

Finally, if they aren't able to change the circumstance, then they have to limit their exposure to [the bully.] That may mean limiting connections to that person, or, as much as it isn't right, completely [removing themselves from that environment.] That's not right or ideal, but at some point, someone needs to weigh whether it is worth harm to their [mental or physical health.].

But when "right belief" becomes more important than right practice, we should give pause to see if the belief really is right or if the principle is worth harming the very people entrusted to our care.

Is a miserable bit of local power worth the harm done to Russia's name as a responsible state?

But under President Bush and now under President Obama, these changes have occurred without any real discussion about whether the supposed added security is worth the harm to civil liberties.

Each new dollar spent on prisons averted only 37 cents' worth of harm.Since the recession threw their budgets into turmoil, many states have decided to imprison fewer people, largely to save money.

No bargain is worth bodily harm.

It is not worth causing harm to another person".

It's worth noting harm reduction resources like needle exchanges were not first introduced on compassionate grounds.

Those few rejecting the idea of participating in such a study reported lack of faith in antidepressants really being effective in IBD or claiming the benefits were not worth the harm caused by the side-effects.

It's worth looking at the harm caused by the Administration's avoidance.