9 sentences with “harm”

If we drive at high speed, we can not only harm our health by crashing, but we can also affect other people.

Smokers can do more harm to their children than to themselves.

Safeguarding the population from harm was a major concern in the earliest cultures.

Other documents reveal that tobacco industry executives feared the reaction of smokers if they learned of the harm they could cause to non-smokers.

The 1828 tariff generated further fears among Southerners. In particular, it suggested that the federal government would unilaterally take actions that would harm the South.

Fearing that the girl would no longer survive another attack, DiFranza tried to convince them once and for all that passive smoke inhalation does more harm to young children than to adults.

I have often sent two or three men to some village to converse with them, and the natives came out in great numbers, and as soon as they saw our men coming, they fled without delay, though I protected them from all harm.

The authors of the national Constitution established, in Article 19, the defence of personal liberty, declaring that the private actions of men, as long as they do not harm others, are only reserved to the judgement of God.

Charbonneau knew the land better than the Americans, and Sacagawea proved invaluable in many ways, not the least of which was that the presence of a young woman and her baby convinced many groups that the men were not a war party and meant no harm.