Sentence examples for considerable damaging consequences from inspiring English sources

More importantly, it has considerable damaging consequences on the environment, soil and microorganisms.

Friends of the Earth said tidal energy can be captured "by other technologies with considerably less damaging consequences".

All of this has damaging consequences.

This, argues Mr Helm, has damaging consequences.

But there may be damaging consequences.

To ­Kornblut, 2008 was "a severe letdown, with damaging consequences.

The summer heat wave had damaging consequences for agriculture.

"We got too close to the story and suffered damaging consequences," Marks said in the statement.

Perfectionism is an illusion, but the pursuit of it is real and can have damaging consequences.

So, is this a fair reflection – and are there any potentially damaging consequences?

Nash warned that the delays in people getting help could have very damaging consequences.