Sentence examples for a harsher effect from inspiring English sources

Technology shares led the afternoon surge as investors overcame their initial discouragement, caused when new data showed that the Sept. 11 attacks had a harsher effect on the economy than Wall Street had expected.

Mr. Outten said that going public with her complaint had had a harsh effect on Ms. Schieffelin's relationship with the firm and her co-workers.

Unlike the passive HFTs, aggressive HFT mostly rely on market orders and, as a result, have a harsh effect on the markets, increasing volatility and wiping out liquidity.

The Syrian conflict has already had a harsh effect on its immediate neighbors, particularly vulnerable Lebanon and Jordan, which are swamped by desperate refugees and menaced by hardened extremists back from the battleground.

Use rubbing alcohol sparingly, as pure alcohol can have a harsh effect on linen.

In order to develop programmes which can help to reduce the damage to emotional health and to prevent its harsher effect on mental health, we need to understand what factors may empower victims to cope with their vulnerability.

That continues a troubling trend that's been building for years, one that has had a particularly harsh effect on black workers.

"I don't think it's any secret that Jeremy and other London MPs in particular are against the cap because they've seen it having a particularly harsh effect in London, where housing costs are very high," said Green.

It's a harsh side effect to measles – and, according to a 2010 study on the global burden of disease, diarrhea kills 1 million children under age five every year.

The model wouldn't literally throw the poll out, but it would apply a harsh "house effects" adjustment that would have the effect of diminishing its influence on the forecast.

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