Sentence examples for might harm local from inspiring English sources
There were deep worries that export controls might harm local manufacturers against foreign competitors, eventually forcing the NSA to become dependent on foreign manufacturers for computing power as American companies declined.
An ESA listing will put a stop to wolverine trapping in Montana and prevent other states from pursuing activities that might harm local populations.
Neighbors told Elsaid that they were concerned that the dog might possibly harm local children.
And "delta interests were more enthusiastic about reducing other water users' diversions and less enthusiastic about measures to develop more delta habitat, which might harm the local economy, even if landowners are compensated for converted lands".
France, Austria and Germany specifically ban MON810, saying they believe that it could harm local crops.
But environmentalists object, and say it would harm local wildlife.
But other council leaders said reducing the number of authorities would harm local decision-making.
It claims the supermarket would bring "traffic chaos", more pollution and would harm local businesses.
Some local politicians have worried publicly that Mr. Barry's election might harm the city's improving image.
I feared that Clark might harm himself.
