Sentence examples for appalling impact from inspiring English sources

"These delays have an appalling impact on the mental health of those people held in detention centres," Yeo said.

Mr Bennett told The Independent: "We cannot underestimate the appalling impact that David Cameron's Government has had on the dynamic of these negotiations over the past few months.

But these sombre journeys, carried out under a blue light escort, are only the beginning of the grim process of identifying the passengers - school children, businessmen, mothers and fathers - whose bodies could not have survived the appalling impact of the crash intact.

But a couple of pages later, in the Education section, I read the experiences of a dedicated teacher and a committed teaching assistant who had just left the teaching profession on account of the appalling impact of current unprofessional education policies and practices on their working lives.

Although neither body has submitted a formal objection to Perth and Kinross Council, the Trust claimed there could be an "appalling" impact on wildlife in what it called "irreplaceable ancient woodland".

As we saw with Fukushima, an accident in one of these reactors will have an appalling impact not just on the region but on the entire country.

As previous articles of mine in the Guardian have highlighted, Escobal is far from the only Canadian-owned mine alleged to be having, or which has allegedly had, appalling impacts on 1000s of Guatemalans.

The ships also have an appalling environmental impact, both in terms of CO2 emitted and the amount of rubbish and waste water dumped into the oceans.

Although the appalling environmental impact of China's growth is increasingly apparent in its polluted air and waters, it will be difficult for state planners to kick the addiction to rapid growth.

Oil spills are having an appalling environmental impact on the Niger Delta and they are happening at an alarming rate, says the BBC's Will Ross in Lagos.

As Graça Machel has pointed out, landmines are a uniquely savage element in the history of modern conventional warfare not only because of their appalling individual impact, especially on the bodies of children - but because of their long-term social and economic destruction, including the diversion of scarce resources away from development.