Sentence examples for a very damaging effect from inspiring English sources

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

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

Second, allowing even insolvent institutions to go under has a very damaging effect on public confidence in the financial system.

It was not merely the loss of $885,000 to the Teamsters, it was conduct which had a very damaging effect on the union".

As the foreign affairs committee reported last year, the "spending review 2010 may turn out to have had a very damaging effect on the [Foreign & Commonwealth Office's] ability to promote and safeguard UK interests overseas".

I think it had a very damaging effect on her emotionally for a long time.

Klein, for example, condemned the comments but was silent on any "potentially very damaging" effect on Republicans.

Yet more research has been published in the world's most prestigious, peer-reviewed journals showing that extremely widely-used pesticides have very damaging effects on bees, yet the only response from the government is inaction.

And I think that's a very damaging thing.

It's a very damaging stance they're taking".

However, Mr Capaloff said: "What has gone on has had a very damaging impact on moral.