Sentence examples for a very damaging impact from inspiring English sources

Confusion is rife, and our profound lack of knowledge about what works and what doesn't is having a very damaging impact on people's lives.

"Past recessions have had a very damaging impact on young people, who should be starting their working lives, but instead were unemployed," he said.

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

At the outset it is important that we acknowledge the very damaging impact that a false allegation of rape or sexual assault – be it either malicious or misguided – can have on the person falsely accused.

He said the bill as written "would have far-reaching and very damaging impacts, not only on the scientific community but also on Ontario's economy, postsecondary research and education system, and even health care".

This has had a very damaging effect.

And I think that's a very damaging thing.

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

And this wasn't a very damaging protest, but it's illustrative nonetheless.

It was a brilliant move by Microsoft and a very damaging one for Britannica.

This means that a very damaging source of strain between Washington and Ankara is closer to being resolved.