suffer harm

These boys, in particular, have suffered great harm at her hands.

But they do not even live in the district, much less suffer political harm from it.

Since then, he had made it almost impossible for the girl to suffer harm.

Second, if the children were returned to the mother, they would be likely to suffer further physical and emotional harm.

Any child who is in a situation where social services/external parties are involved will have already suffered harm or damage.

But he has suffered great harm at the hands of our enemies.

Such sanctions are meant to be based on the amount of harm suffered in the international marketplace.

Even if they are, the tree itself is unlikely to suffer lasting harm.

None of you will suffer physical harm, or lose your property.

He said there was no medical evidence to support assertions that they had suffered psychological harm.