Sentence examples for a horrendous effect on from inspiring English sources

This month the Hamilton Project released a depressing assessment of the results of the era of radical market deregulation that Rubin's policies launched, particularly as it had a horrendous effect on children.

As late as June 2009, Buck had held the opposite view, telling the Pikes Peak Economics Club, "I don't know that we get [repeal] tomorrow, but I think we get there in the very near future when people understand just what a horrendous effect the 17th amendment has been on the federal government's spending".

"America in particular imposes an horrendous burden on the world.

He blamed his problems on a "horrendous cold" passed on by opener Kristeen Young.

For instance, in his TV show he highlights the horrendous effects of the recession on on ordinary families through the ludicrous form of "Credit Crunch – the Rock Opera".

Mr. Stockhausen's desire to compete with the horrendous effects of a terrorist act is a nihilistic distortion of the ethical imperatives to make art.

Whereas the international community has imposed blanket bans on other weapons with horrendous effects – from biological and chemical agents to landmines and cluster munitions – it has not yet done so for the very worst weapons of all.

Yet, over a hundred and fifty years later, British polar explorers were still suffering from the horrendous effects of scurvy.

"I thought the fouls on Kevin — first off they were horrendous — and secondly they had a huge effect on us," Rivers said.

Rivers, risking a fine from the league, called the fouls on Garnett "horrendous," adding, "I thought they had a huge effect on us".

DI Jim Elston from Lancashire Constabulary's Force Major Investigation Team (FMIT) said: "I am pleased with today's result following the horrendous ordeal that this young girl had to endure which has left a lasting effect on her and her family.