Our society has already done substantial harm to itself by not grasping this crucial point.

Often the affected population is transferred by force to a distant region, perhaps not suited to their way of life, causing them substantial harm.

The standard was later strengthened to prohibit substantial harm to the bumper, allowing only minor damage.

If such pressure waves enter a shelter, they will likely do substantial harm to occupants and equipment.

But Environmental Advocates argued that it would have caused substantial harm.

New York courts have defined this as a "real and present threat of substantial harm to self or others."

Any other interpretation risks substantial harm of the sort that my sleeping pill example illustrates.

Beeton was pulled ahead of the van's collapse by the horses, escaping substantial harm.

The result, according to Hendricks, causes substantial harm to the public and to the legal profession.

Therefore, while this policy provision will not improve the status quo, it prevents substantial economic harm in the years to come.