Sentence examples for a very adverse impact from inspiring English sources

"Our people are facing a stark fifth year of pay freeze and that is having a very adverse impact, particularly on the lowest paid of health workers," she told a lunchtime rally at Stormont.

Sir Ian said: "The loss of significant offshore oil and gas tax revenues as the North Sea runs down will have a big impact on our economy, jobs and balance of payments, with significant increases in household energy bills - and a very adverse impact on the legacy for future generations in an independent Scotland".

"I think we're trapped in a very adverse, self-reinforcing cycle.

This can cause some mortality, and can have a very adverse effect on berry production.

The proton has a very adverse effect when its concentration is above 1 M.

I had a very adverse reaction.

On the traffic concerns for the Roseacre Wood site, he said the development would have a "very significant adverse impact on the safety of people using the public highway".

However, with the recognition that exacerbations of COPD are very common, have a major adverse impact on quality of life, and may speed disease progression, guidelines and clinical attention are focusing on reducing future risks, such as the prevention and treatment of exacerbations [ 4].

Does a reunion have an adverse impact on the reputation of a beloved and departed band?

The five intermediate impact plans (1958D , 1998 A+, B+, D+) often had equivocal impact ratings (Table 3) and very few adverse impacts.

The letter, co-signed by Ronnie Campbell, Ian Davidson, Roger Godsiff, Kate Hoey, John Mann and Graham Stringer, said: "We are deeply concerned that this EU open-door immigration policy is having an adverse impact on the very communities that the Labour party was founded to represent".