Sentence examples similar to a severer effect from inspiring English sources

The economic downturn has had a severe effect on several of its industries, especially auto and construction.

When inflation went up to 5.2% after the crash, that had a severe effect on people, he says.

"Industrial fishing of species is having a severe effect on numbers of this species and its capacity to recover.

Because cotton garments are labor intensive, the loss of sales has had a severe effect on employment.

But the global recession has had a severe effect on tax havens – even those close to home.

"I think it had a severe effect on the morale of workers that were already beleaguered," said Carol Rodat, president of the Home Care Association of New York State, which represents mostly nonprofit agencies.

The exposure of the accused on his stumps to inmates will have a severe effect on him".

Symptoms are mild and cold-like, but the virus can have a severe effect on pregnant women and their babies.

A "wave of litigation" relating to actions taken by UK citizens and residents rendered to Guantánamo Bay is having a "severe effect on what counter-terrorism tools are available to the UK authorities".

"The exposure of the accused on his stumps to inmates will have a severe effect on him … How can we say Pistorius will not be a victim of gang rape?" He would find it "extremely difficult" to walk on his stumps on concrete and slippery floors like those in prisons and would find the showers not equipped with the rails he needs.

Up to 18 percent of the general population of industrialized countries is mildly affected by chronic tinnitus, and 0.5 percent report tinnitus having a severe effect on the ability to lead a normal life.