Sentence examples similar to slightest tangible harm from inspiring English sources

While tangible harm is hard to detect, G.M. farming has been found to produce tangible benefits.

It's led lawmakers to create a terrible law that's done tangible harm.

The critics have been hard put to point to any tangible harm that has been done to any particular citizen.

Using privately-shared intimate images in order to shame and humiliate ex-partners is harassment and it causes tangible harm.

The resulting tangible harm, which may upend the picture-perfect execution quality statistics, is a problem that calls for vigilance from the regulators and the plaintiffs' bar.

"Alexey is causing tangible harm to corrupt, criminal, crooked officials who are not used to people standing in their way," the Internet entrepreneur and opposition blogger Anton Nossik said.

Nothing in the district court's findings of fact and conclusions of law suggests that any other party will suffer immediate, tangible harm if the relief in these actions is stayed pending appeal.

That such prejudices are still prevalent and that they have caused serious and tangible harm to countless members of the class New Jersey seeks to protect are established matters of fact that neither the Boy Scouts nor the court disputes.

Both inside and outside the law many actions are regarded as wrongful whether or not they cause tangible harm.

Thus, in Anglo-American law those who trespass on another's land or who break a contract may be civilly liable and those who unlawfully possess firearms criminally liable though no tangible harm is thereby caused to anyone.

This advocacy does harm, real harm, far more proven tangible harm than the evidence says GM technology itself does.