But if this shutdown grinds on much longer it could cause significant harm.
Two of the world's most widely used insecticides cause significant harm to bumblebee colonies, a new study has found, but a third had no effect.
More often than not, populists have simplistic and, in the worst case, highly damaging policies which if ever enacted, could cause significant harm.
"I am concerned that Mr Newman's presence in Australia will cause significant harm to our community," Butler wrote in her letter to Dutton.
In other words, if objectors and authorities can show that a development would cause significant harm, the presumption would not apply.
Butler wrote to the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, on Monday arguing that the campaigner could "cause significant harm to our community" because he had previously called for the execution of abortion doctors.
In a statement, Delta said that were Arizona's bill and a similar refusal of service ordinance in Georgia to be put into effect "these proposals would cause significant harm to many people and will result in job losses.
If Teligent cancels the deal later in the season, it would "cause significant harm" because the Yankees may be unable to find a replacement, the team said in papers filed Monday in United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
Government lawyers said any delay in the mailing — or any requirement that the mailing be revised — would cause "significant harm" to the agency and "interfere with its ability to carry out its core functions".
"There remain substantial questions as to whether Shell's plan may cause significant harm to the people and wildlife of the Beaufort Sea region," the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, said in its ruling.
But a judge would not be able to quash a subpoena if prosecutors could show that the information they wanted would help prevent a terrorist attack or other acts likely to cause significant harm to national security.
