Sentence examples similar to a profound damaging effect from inspiring English sources

The problems caused by her mesh have had a profound and damaging effect on her mental health, she said.

Megan Dunn, president of the NUS, says: "The students of this country recognise the profound and damaging effects the cut to maintenance grants would have.

NUS president, Megan Dunn, described how it comes as no surprise that Britain's students recognise the "profound and damaging effects" the cut to maintenance grants would have.

This has had a very damaging effect.

This had a deeply damaging effect on the Algerian psyche.

CF: It has had a hugely damaging effect on politics.

It has the potential to have a very damaging effect on the future housing market".

But applied to developing countries, it had a perversely damaging effect.

The crisis in care is also having a profoundly damaging effect on the NHS.

"Over the longer term, it can have a very damaging effect on the national economy.

Stretching the skin around your eyes to apply makeup has a similar damaging effect.