Harming in a sentence

Hanus explained that police use the restraint system to help keep subjects from harming themselves and from harming officers.

And four of Britain’s deer species – sika, Chinese water, muntjac and even fallow – are non-native and a lack of natural predators has allowed their populations – along with native deer – to expand exponentially, harming local fauna.

As a result, the visitors of Bern were able to count on not harming the Zurich team in front of goal.

Banks can change the interest rate by changing the internal benchmark rate and the spread during the term of the loan тАФ potentially harming borrowersтАЩ interests and impairing monetary transmission.

Buckingham Palace staff had to beg people to stop leaving marmalade sandwiches outside (a nod to her sketch with Paddington Bear) because their offerings were harming the local wildlife.

But climate change threatens many species, and contaminants long released into the Great Lakes, the health of people who eat them — disproportionately harming tribal citizens.

But Frayne was still battling mental health struggles, and told The Sunday Times that his wife encouraged him to get help after 'self-harming incidents', and he began therapy in November 2020.

Campus officers told her they did not make a report of the incident after finding out that the person was a CSN student and that short of him actually harming her, they had no legal basis for removing him.

Cannabis retailer Catalyst, under the name 562 Discount Med, filed the suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court on June 6 against Glass House Brands for harming the legal market through its alleged illegal activity.

Children who suffer from a severe mental illness can be found murdering or harming their siblings/parents.

Climate change is also making ocean waters more acidic, potentially harming shellfish like oysters.

Connor Reilly offered no explanation but later claimed he had taken them away from a friend who had been self-harming.

Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, who recently joined the BJP, said that regional parties were harming the interests of states.

He claimed he would have used them only for shoplifting and had no intention of harming anyone.

He was convicted of harming Iran’s security and providing intelligence information.

How can any government provide for the defense and welfare of hundreds of millions of individuals, all without harming any?

If something goes wrong, you risk ruining your screen and potentially harming yourself, so it’s a much better idea to buy one of the styluses available on the market.

In all of these lawsuits, Dominion has accused the defendants of making false and defamatory statements about the company, harming its reputation and causing financial damage.

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It is capable of giving instructions on harming others or describing violent scenes.