Word: harmfulness
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...Children's or the Holocaust museum? The carriers will cross the narrow bridges over the Potomac not once but three times in two days. On Thursday the group moves through the red-hot center of the city at 4:09 p.m., the start of rush hour, to inflict maximum harm...
Panayotou says balancing short-and long-term success is of vital importance in environmental cleanup efforts. In the nations in which the greatest harm to the environment has been done, it is often not economically feasible to repair all of the damage immediately...
...domesticates" young men. Even the eminent social scientist James Q. Wilson asserts that nothing beats marriage for civilizing men, something every culture must find a way to do. Sullivan asserts marriage is such an important investment in social stability that the benefits to society outweigh any real or imagined harm...
Although Kaplan and Bobrick refused to comment on damages, court documents indicate Bobrick is seeking $450,000 for legal costs, emotional distress and harm done to his reputation and earning capacity. The suit also claims the University didn't pay Bobrick commissions after he was dismissed in March 1993, in violation of his contract...
...first, the tornado was just a wispy tendril trailing from a cloud--too fragile, it seemed, to do any harm. But suddenly it spawned three new funnels that spiraled around their parent in a deadly dance. Then, as the car his partner was driving skidded along a mud-slicked road near Hanston, Kansas, Robert Davies-Jones glanced nervously through a rear window and saw that this menacing whorl of dust and debris was following a bit too closely behind. Just as wild animals sometimes turn and track their hunters, Davies-Jones realized with growing alarm, the tornado he had started...