Sentence examples for cause extensive harm from inspiring English sources

A document obtained by the Nature Conservation Council (NCC) under freedom of information revealed the new land-clearing laws would cause extensive harm to wildlife habitat but pressed ahead with the changes anyway.

It's always particularly shocking when small dogs cause extensive harm since they are, by definition, less capable of inflicting physical damage than their larger, stronger counterparts.

The wreck has caused extensive harm.

We know that in animals, it causes extensive harm.

Hundreds of kilometres of shoreline could be oiled, causing extensive harm to intertidal and subtidal communities, including the productive nearshore kelp ecosystems of the Great Southern Reef.

"It has been a devastating abuse of government power that has caused extensive harm, particularly among people who are the most vulnerable in our community," she said.

Occasionally, a foreign, introduced species can cause extensive damage to the environment to which it is introduced by spreading diseases, damaging the ecosystem, or causing economic harm.

Of particular concern for glyphosate resistance gene transfer is A. spinosus, a troublesome species in Asian rice production (Chauhan and Johnson 2009) and in South America (de Carvalho and Christoffoleti 2008), a region where GR soybeans are extensively cultivated and where the transfer of glyphosate resistance to A. spinosus would cause extensive economic harm.

Klamath River floods, causing extensive damage.

High winds also caused extensive damage.

NPCA believes that mining operations with the potential to cause serious and extensive harm to clean water and wild salmon habitat do not belong in the headwaters of Bristol Bay and they certainly do not belong upstream of our national park.