Sentence examples for a bad effect of from inspiring English sources

In such a case, it could reasonably be maintained that even the permanent loss of consciousness is not a bad effect of continuous deep sedation till death.

(R13) There is a bad effect of alcohol on heart and health … one of my relatives drank too much and his heart burst ('Mutu futyo') … and he bled from his mouth … and he died.

There is a bad effect of alcohol on heart and health … one of my relatives drank too much and his heart burst ('Mutu futyo') … and he bled from his mouth … and he died.

Nowadays, it is almost proved that the use of silica fume has a bad effect on the durability of concrete to magnesium sulfate.

When the greatest playwright so considered in the English language leaves women out of the picture so much, it has a bad effect on your sense of worth, because the culture that followed in his shadow has reinforced that.

When the greatest playwright — so considered — in the English language leaves women out of the picture so much, it has a bad effect on your sense of worth, because the culture that followed in his shadow has reinforced that.

When the anti-slavery bill finally came up for a vote, a friend warned John Adams, "If passed into an act, it should have a bad effect on the union of the colonies".

He hasn't minded the publicity of the campaign and doesn't see how, if his father does become president, it could have a bad effect on the lives of himself and his two brothers.

It had a bad effect on the social life of the students because a lot of them were commuting from outer London.

Gettering at 950°C seems to have a bad effect on the electrical properties of the cells, which could be due to the deep diffusion of phosphorus into the mc-Si substrate when annealing the sample at 950°C.

This finding may indicate that the severity of migraine may be influenced by plasma U-II and in turn it may have a bad effect in quality of life of the cases.