After all, Isherwood lived in Berlin in the late 1920s and early 30s and experienced first-hand Hitler's rise to power and witnessed directly the appalling effect of the Nazis on the lives of his Jewish friends.
Such a massive surge had appalling effects on financial intermediaries and their customers who were exposed to Swiss francs through derivative trades.
The introduction of Acacia auriculiformis, Tectona grandis and other exotic species in the forested regions and grasslands of this district has appalling effects on biodiversity due to habitat destruction, decline in water resources and unavailability of food especially for grazing mammals, which in turn has affected the prey stock of wild carnivores (Rao et al. 2012).
In recent years, burn pits--a disposal method used for waste generated by military bases and personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan--have been under scrutiny for their appalling effects on human health and the environment.
His previous production at that address was Our Class, a powerful piece by the Polish writer Tadeusz Slobodzianek about a group of classmates in Poland and the appalling effects of the Holocaust on their lives and relationships.
As the chair of the commission referred to in your editorial on the appalling effects of legal aid cuts (Cuts have tipped the scales of justice.
"For commuters and the government it is perhaps the ultimate nightmare," says the Guardian, envisaging the appalling effects of a gas attack on a crowded Tube train.
So now we know that however many millions might have marched against the Iraq war, however many ambassadors, advisers and Labour ministers actually warned against it, however appalling its effects on the people of Iraq and the security of the region, however serious the encouragement it gave to extremism abroad and at home, it would not have made any difference to Tony Blair.
Good for Karen Buck for so graphically drawing your readers' attention to the appalling "knock-on" effects of homelessness (Soaring number of homeless families moved out of London, 29 October) and, most importantly, the attendant effects of being moved far away from schools, work and support generally.
