Sentences with phrase «without suffering harm»

Many studies have sought species that could harbor these viruses without suffering harm.

Von Balthasar says that «an entire worldview can be transposed from its native key into another without suffering any harm.»

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In response to concerns like these, Ferber says that a baby who's given lots of attention and love during the day can be left alone at night without suffering lasting harm.

While most women who suffer postpartum psychosis eventually recover without harming anyone, they most often do so in silence.

If you are in severe pain, you shouldn't suffer for fear of harming your baby by taking a painkiller, but if you have a mild headache, a glass of water and a lie - down might be just as effective, without exposing your baby to the medication.

The report, requested by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), says it is possible to stem the still - escalating prevalence of opioid use disorder and other opioid - related harms without foreclosing access to opioids for patients suffering from pain whose providers have prescribed these drugs responsibly.

Without native ants to guard them, Riginos and Palmer wondered, would acacia trees suffer more harm from elephants?

Without aggressive intravenous therapy, there is a very high chance that his kidneys will suffer irreparable harm.

Graeme Green gives his expert advice on how to photograph wildlife without causing harm and suffering.

If, however, you can move without suffering further harm, there are steps you can take to protect your rights.

This means that a victim who is molested, groped, or caressed without their consent can recover compensation even if they do not suffer bodily harm.

Comment: Many commenters, including consumer and provider groups, expressed concern that allowing covered entities to disclose protected health information without authorization to law enforcement regarding victims of crime, abuse, and other harm could endanger victims, particularly victims of domestic violence, who could suffer further abuse if their abuser learned that the information had been reported.