harms

If he goes to jail, this type of social media vigilante justice only harms the innocent.

The law protects and serves the corrupt, and the citizens it harms pay for their enslavement.

Drones represent the potential for a disproportionate amount of people to be put in harms way vs the old way.

Exposing your spouse to sexually transmitted diseases without their knowledge harms society as a whole.

Our future health is determined by the pace of progress, and a slowdown across the board harms all of us considerably.

Using the litmus test described above, an act of religion that harms no-one else is me praying briefly before going to sleep.

It's fine to think it's unethical, or that it harms others.

If we can censor words like this, why can't we censor content that actually harms (/s) a lot of Chinese people?

The question that comes up is what are the chances that we are Marie Curie working with something that ultimately harms us?

It harms their expectation of revenue based on software development, but it's not stealing as it obviously doesn't deprive them of their own use of the software.

In cases where it's a wife cheating on a husband, forcing men to pay to raise children who are not their own harms society as a whole.

Unfortunately that cost is invisible to the public at large and thus bureaucrats suffer very little as a result of the harms they cause by blocking progress.

Statistically true, so it's likely a safe assumption to make that will likely benefit more people than it "harms".

The attitude should be "We considered that possible outcome and the benefits outweigh the harms (or not)", rather than GP's "well that shitty outcome sucks, but guess what?

These targeted conditions, which generally will remain in effect for four years after the merger closes" So the commission admits that there are potential harms of merging two large firms, but will only keep the conditions that prevent these harms from happening for only 4 years.