Sentence examples for a deleterious impact from inspiring English sources

"It had a deleterious impact".

Whatever the explanation, their water consumption has a deleterious impact.

At the same time, Mr. McGreevey said, the project "will not have a deleterious impact" on municipal services like schools or local roads.

A man might be tempted to conclude that unsupervised pharmacological experimentation may not, as was previously believed, have a deleterious impact on longevity.

"Our results," they wrote, "strongly suggest that vaccination does not have a deleterious impact on asthma or C.O.P.D..control".

In fairness to Mr Ivanov, he seems not (so far) to have had a deleterious impact at Aeroflot.

"If Barclays pulls the trigger, it will certainly have a deleterious impact on hundreds of thousands of people across Somalia".

Like secondhand smoke's effect on nonsmokers, drinking can also have a deleterious impact on nondrinkers; the study said nondrinkers could have their study time and sleep disrupted, could be assaulted and could have their property vandalized.

Addressing the first "public space intervention" to protest against the fact that sizeable chunks of London are falling into corporate hands, Self said the trend was having a deleterious impact on the capital's residents.

The numbers are so massive that it seems clear that if someone far better at math sat down and did the computation, Carpool Karaoke would register as having a deleterious impact on the world's productivity levels.

It then voted to repeal the rule in mid-2007, after internal studies showed that removing the restrictions would not have a "deleterious impact on market quality or liquidity".