Sentence examples for tangible harm from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Eugene Volokh, a professor at the UCLA School of Law, puts it this way: "Scientists should generally have the freedom to experiment, people should generally have the freedom to have important life-saving technologies, and parents should generally have the freedom to make their children's lives better, unless [cloning is shown to] cause serious, tangible harm".

Over the past decade or so, however, green politics has been based more on tangible harms to real people, present and future; from the poor who will bear the brunt of rising oceans, to our generation's children, who may have to cope with food scarcity and a harsher climate.

Conversely, as we shall see, many ordinances are in fact targeted on certain life-styles (in themselves) and not on tangible harms (to others).

No, Spygate is about real people and tangible harms done.

To start, there is the injury to individuals that arises from unauthorized disclosure of sensitive personal information, but tangible harms and damages can also occur, too, such as from blackmail, identity fraud, impersonation, and cyber-stalkers.

Added Hill, "What frustrates me the most about what Berenson is doing is that there are tangible harms associated with cannabis use, especially when it relates to earlier onset of use and the use of higher potency products, but a lot of these harms are more directly associated with the development of dependency and the impact this can have on someone's life".