Anybody who was not strong enough to cause substantial material damage was of no consequence.
The default "has caused, and is likely to continue to cause, substantial and irreparable damage" to the developers and could threaten the entire project, the complaint said.
Yet if circumstances change such that pre-existing services are seen to cause substantial damage to those same players, why does not the same argument hold good?
But no evidence demonstrates that the duration of outdoor exposure — in places where people can move freely about — is long enough to cause substantial health damage.
"It is fortunate that most of the information he discarded was not of a particularly sensitive nature and was therefore unlikely to cause substantial distress to his constituents.
The report said Fannie and Freddie were expected to cause "substantial losses," but it noted that they were financed using other funds, not the troubled asset funds.
Weather fluctuates — New Yorkers may recall the heat wave that pushed the thermometer above 90 in April — and even at a global level, this is enough to cause substantial year-to-year wobbles in average temperature.
"We believe this proposed acquisition presents significant competition issues significant competition issues that merit careful FTC review to ensure that the transaction is not likely to cause substantial harm to competition in the affected markets," the letter says.
The Clinton rules would have imposed stricter environmental standards on mining operations and, for the first time, would have given federal officials the power to block mines likely to cause "substantial irreparable harm" to water quality and other natural resources.
At the federal level, Representative Linda Sánchez, a Democrat from California, has introduced the Megan Meier Cyberbullying Prevention Act, which would make it a federal crime to send any communications with intent to cause "substantial emotional distress".
Prince's lawyers claim to have discovered more than 363 illicit links on one website alone, which he says will "continue to cause substantial, immediate and irreparable injury" that cannot be adequately remedied through the courts.
