Fear is a potent emotion that serves to protect us from pain and harm.
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"Ultimately, such behaviour is liable to slow down cross-border business and harm EU consumers, " it said.
The cost is always high in damaged self-respect and harm done to relationships and reputation.
Others say normalizing millions of new workers would depress wages and harm American workers.
But science has discovered that plants do indeed respond to death and harm with an output of energy.
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The 50-year-old rock singer said in court papers that publication of the photos would embarrass and harm him.
The protectionist objection that immigrants take away jobs and harm our standard of living is a solid economic fallacy.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission must first rule on whether it would cut back on competition and harm consumers.
"There is not a simple link between alcohol price and harm, " he said.
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Only prisoners representing minimal risk of escape and harm to the public are eligible for release on temporary licence.
Consider the irreparable harm that Lance Armstrong did to Greg LeMond: the destroyed bicycle business and harm to his reputation.
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That would make it easy for other teams to know they can outbid New York, and harm the Yankee negotiating position.
It is only through diligent research that risk and harm can be determined, quantified and, when necessary, regulated to reflect the public interest.
They added that increases in scientific knowledge had shown that the links between stressors and harm were more complex than was previously thought.
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In "Where the Map Ends, " I knew that the escaped slaves would meet a farmer who would help one of them and harm the other.
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"Systemic risk" (the risk that the failure of one financial institution could cause other interconnected institutions to fail and harm the economy as a whole).
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There are no excuses and the government shares the committee's concern about the abuse and harm to children caused by domestic violence and forced marriage.
Chocolate is high in calories, and, as with any such food, eating too much of it can swell your waistline and harm your health in other ways.
As Next Avenue blogger Nancy Collamer has noted: High stress levels due to a workplace bully can undermine your performance at work and harm your health.
Mas was previously arrested on January 26 in connection with an investigation for involuntary homicide and harm following the 2010 cancer death of a French woman with PIP implants.
They claim the designation is necessary and urgent because if they don't get it, Israel may build a portion of the security barrier through the village and harm the irrigation system.
One setting determines our sensitivity to suffering and harm.
For producers of many chemical and energy products, which reduce the country's scarce natural resources and harm the local environment, Beijing has completely eliminated the rebates to keep those goods in China.
It acts as a sunlight filter, shielding life on Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays that put humans at greater risk of skin cancer and cataracts and harm marine life, the agency said.
London, England (CNN) -- Alcohol ranks "most harmful" among a list of 20 drugs, beating out crack and heroin when assessed for its potential harm to the individual imbibing and harm to others, according to study results released by a British medical journal.
In an effort to sway debate now under way on the Farm Bill, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Thursday blasted a tax proposal put forward by Democrats, saying it could damage foreign investment in the U.S. and harm America's economic relations with its most important trading partners.
Historically, the emergence of modern medicine coincided with the rise of activist government in the U.S. Both had their roots in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and the health-related industries became prime targets for utopian policy-makers intent on safeguarding the public from insecurity and harm.
Operating in a country with a history of thousands of years -- and ways of doing business that go back as far -- it is valuable to develop insight into China's business culture and social etiquette to avoid misunderstandings that could scuttle deals and harm working relationships.
And he will not engage in a negotiation with Congress that as some advocates of this themselves have described as a hostage situation -- a hostage situation that would result, as it did in the summer of 2011, in great harm to this economy and great harm to American businesses and great harm to average Americans.
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