Sentence examples for a particularly bad effect from inspiring English sources

He warned that the slowdown in the United States could have a particularly bad effect on Japan's efforts to pull itself out of a decade of economic trouble, as it might slice into demand for Japanese electronic products.

"It has a particularly bad effect in New York City because we're a city in which, given the high buildings, the idea of going out and getting an antenna is stupid".

Diets which are high in sodium can have particularly bad effects on your kidneys, as a high sodium diet can lead to high blood pressure.

"I was once put on digoxin and I have also had aspirin and all of them had particularly bad effects on me.

I've often argued on this blog and in the column that now is a particularly bad time to cut spending, because unlike in normal times, the adverse effects on demand can't be offset by cutting interest rates.

About a year later, she called me after a particularly bad breakup.

That is, a particularly bad day.

Oct. 20 was a particularly bad day.

"I'd had a particularly bad time.

Central Africa has a particularly bad record.

"It's a particularly bad case.