Common collocations with harm in American Collocation

The directive could do serious harm to the development of electronic commerce in the European Union.

Some of these techniques have positive effects, or at least do minimal harm.

If adopted, the policy could cause irreparable harm to the national security of the United States.

Any further delay means more unnecessary harm to your health.

The policy has visited untold harm on the poor in tropical climates.

We hope that doctors can all prevent avoidable harm to patients.

There was no demonstrable harm from folic acid supplementation.

There are a number of public services designed to protect children from deliberate harm.

A bad experience with drugs can lead to psychological harm.

Trials of the treatment look promising, and it certainly seems to do no harm.

These weapons inflict significant harm on civilians.

While these people may have meant no harm, their actions threaten the community.

If a child appears at risk of suffering significant harm, he/she may be removed from the parents.

Academics who disagree risk harm to their careers.

Rapid treatment for depressed mothers can prevent harm to children.

We can study how other countries minimize the harm of drugs.

No amount of supplements can undo the harm done by an unhealthy diet!

In these cases benefits of surgery probably outweigh harm.