Sentence examples for damaging affect from inspiring English sources

The suicide Tuesday myth is, of course, unhelpful when it comes to reasonable, informed conversations about drugs legislation, but that's not the really damaging affect here.

"The Guardian's publication and non-secure storage of secret documents has had a damaging affect on our national security capabilities".

The damaging affect of bullying on an individual's emotional, psychological and physiological health are important reasons that this type of abuse shouldn't be allowed.

The campaign was alarmed at the high number of unregistered voters because of the potentially damaging affect it could have on Obama in a close contest.

This study highlights the prevalence of operating theatre related syncope among medical students, and demonstrates the potentially damaging affect of this phenomenon in discouraging students from pursuing a surgical career.

This is not to thrive but to survive and, as with any industry, the loss of good people leaves a vacuum for the unscrupulous element to take over, which ultimately leads to damage affecting all participants.

In Guatemala, 350 homes and eight highways were damaged, affecting 9,000 people; 2,000 sought shelter in the country.

Since most houses in the vicinity were damaged, affected families would receive a subsidy of $20,000 to rent homes during reconstruction.

In Yiliang, 257 schools have been severely damaged affecting tens of thousands of students.

In the town of Hafun, about 80 per cent of the homes have been severely damaged, affecting over 500 families.

For example, during the July 2007 floods in Sudan, nearly 200 schools were damaged, affecting some 45,000 children.