Sentence examples for would be a harm from inspiring English sources

She is not mentally healthy and there is a great chance she would be a harm to you or your family".

Similar remarks might apply to cases of meaning more generally (for additional, and technical, discussion of whether an infinite universe entails nihilism, see Almeida 2010; Vohánka and Vohánková n.d).. Another fresh argument for nihilism is forthcoming from certain defenses of anti-natalism, the view that it is immoral to bring new people into existence because doing so would be a harm to them.

If we advocate anything to readers, it would be a "harm reduction" approach to infidelity in place of the "Just Say No" response responsible for a huge amount of needless suffering.

"It would be a pity to harm the Sabbath for another day off, the Christian day of rest".

While the column "A Case in Point for the Maxim 'Do No Harm' " (May 30) tells the cautionary story of one patient, it would be a disservice, and perhaps would do harm, to leave the impression that treatment harms people with borderline personality disorder.

To change their carefully crafted language in ways that could cause harm would be a mistake.

"The people of Tottenham recognise that sort of destruction a third time would be a huge act of self harm.

The time to act on obesity is now, and taxing those who cause us harm would be a popular and sensible policy.

"This technical omission, without intent or harm, would be a nonevent but for the current innuendo and atmosphere here," Mr. Davis said.

Hague claimed there would be "a real risk of serious harm to an important public interest" if Wang was allowed to disclose evidence heard in secret.

Hague claimed there would be "a real risk of serious harm to an important public interest" if Yam was allowed to disclose evidence heard in secret.