serious harm

Taken together, certain drugs can cause serious harm, if not death.

This time he was determined to do her serious harm.

Since he was so young, Mom spared him any serious harm.

A few weeks back here in the World won't do my career serious harm.

I'll end up doing somebody serious harm with a typewriter.

Given time, you might find something that would cause serious harm."

Most of them were far from friendly, though none offered her any serious harm.

Neither of the victims had come to serious harm, apparently.

Doug, on the other hand, had suffered some serious harm.

But if enacted, the proposal would do serious harm to the economy.

From now on, we will have to worry about small groups, without countries or uniforms, who can cause us serious harm.

Using higher doses might cause serious harm to the infant.

Probably there are not enough like me in the organization to do it serious harm."

I fear some serious harm has come to him.

The crime will depend on whether the wound was serious harm or not.

If signs of serious harm emerge, the experiment is to stop.

Officials said the water had affected only a small part of the canvas and caused no serious harm.

The cyanide then goes throughout the body, where it can cause serious harm, including death.

"I figure we'll chill every one of them before they get close enough to do us any serious harm.

Workers are entitled to working conditions that do not pose a risk of serious harm.

By striking they can impact large numbers of people without threatening any serious harm.

They stimulate the immune system without doing serious harm to the host.

"Maybe they came to do serious harm but didn't find her home.

He added: "It's going to mean serious harm to companies trying to explore in the lower 48" states.

Some foreign bodies, like a small splinter, do not cause serious harm.