Sentence examples for a profoundly damaging effect from inspiring English sources

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

The religious bar came into effect long after the Prophet's death and had a profoundly damaging effect on what Sardar describes as the "moral heart of his mission … peaceful coexistence".

In our experience and that of our colleagues, we have noted that with certain patients and in certain circumstances, difficulties are sometimes encountered in establishing a relationship of quality, with a great risk of inappropriate responses which can have a profoundly damaging effect on the patient's state of mind.

These are not the only factors that undermine childhood, but they are certainly among the most significant, with profoundly damaging effects on a child's chances of survival and development.

This had a deeply damaging effect on the Algerian psyche.

Mercedes later blamed Rosberg for the incident, which appeared to have a profoundly negative effect on his season.

If the UK were to leave both, there would be a profoundly damaging impact on these and other sectors," Umunna wrote.

Zwikael et al. (2013) defined risk as a scenario in which a project suffers a damaging effect.

Beyond the physical damage that has made it impossible for hundreds of children to attend their old schools, the war had profoundly damaging psychological effects.

Thus, we cannot conclude that the NR2A exclusively exerts a protective effect and NR2B exerts a damaging effect.

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