Sentence examples for Profound negative effect from inspiring English sources

Urbanization and agricultural intensification resulting in habitat loss is having a profound negative effect on grassland and farmland birds worldwide.

Furthermore, some common forest management practices can have a profound negative effect on cavity quantity and quality.

The problem with this theory was that ACEs had a profound negative effect on adult health even when those behaviors weren't evident.

We also need to consider the suffering that is being endured by these high levels of joblessness, including the profound negative effect on the families of the unemployed.

"Not only does this threaten the viability of Philadelphia's gay pride organization, it will have a profound negative effect on the myriad of community non-profits that depend on our events," reads the announcement.

This guessing game, this internal dialogue in the face of ambiguous discrimination, is called attributional ambiguity, and it can have a profound negative effect on performance by not letting you concentrate on the task at hand.

The council cited negative attention "across national and social media" as well as potentially "profound, negative effects" on the local business community lasting for years.

Social isolation and disconnection have profound negative effects on mental health, but there are few, if any, theoretically-derived interventions that directly target this problem.

The AIDS epidemic has had less overall economic effect than earlier feared, the report said, but is having profound negative effects in industries and agriculture in high-prevalence countries.

Schistosomiasis has profound negative effects on child development, outcome of pregnancy, and agricultural productivity, thus a key reason why the "bottom 500 million" inhabitants of sub-Saharan Africa continue to live in poverty.

Chronic illness [1] and chronic pain [2] can have profound negative effects on relationship and sexual satisfaction of both patients and partners.