Sentence examples for the probable harm from inspiring English sources
If the determination reported to the Commission states that a substance in a product is a carcinogen, mutagen, or a teratogen, the Panel shall include in its report an estimate, if such an estimate is feasible, of the probable harm to human health that will result from exposure to the substance.
U.N. Chief of Peacekeeping Operations Ken Payumo realized his work meant something when he stood between Sudanese government officials and refugees, stopping the probable harm of thousands.
If, on the other hand, the amount fixed is grossly disproportionate to the anticipated probable harm or if there were no anticipatable harm, the provision will not be enforced.
Where, however, damages flowing from a breach are difficult to ascertain, a provision fixing the damages in advance will be upheld if the amount is a reasonable measure of the anticipated probable harm (Ward v. Hudson Riv. Bldg. Co., 125 N.Y. 230, 235; Restatement, Contracts, § 339; 5 Corbin, Contracts, §§ 1059, 1063).
When expected and, indeed, statistically probable harm befell Jason Davis the State, relying as it could on Will, told him to take the matter up with the convicted violent felons who brutalized him insofar as it was washing its hands of the matter.
Are judges supposed to balance out the probable net harm?
Lack of persistence will significantly reduce probable harm to off-target biota.
If, instead, they had focused on the pathway of exposure to define the specific stressor - Cry1A(b) protein in their study - and its environmental concentration, a conclusion as to no probable harm would have been more readily obtained.
42 He also at times replaces talk of 'real and present' harms with talk of 'real, present, and highly probable' harms.
There is no consensus on the probable mechanisms for the harm of long sleep.
