1.   A child can be taken into care if he is or is likely to suffer significant harm.

2.   With it he could taste anything she gave him and suffer no harm.

3.   The coach did not in fact crash and if he had remained on it he would have suffered no harm.

4.   First, the applicant must show that the child is actually suffering or likely to suffer harm which is significant.

5.   Also, he said, in Puerto Rico, relatives or friends of those affected directly can sue if they, too, can prove to have suffered harm.

6.   -- Did the challengers to the districts actually suffer harm from their creation?

7.   A judge will also weigh which side will suffer irreparable harm.

8.   A lot of those parents suffered grievous harm during the Depression, losing jobs, homes but hardly ever their self respect.