Sentence examples for damaging affects from inspiring English sources

Since founding her eponymous brand in 1984 with a range of unfussy, Japanese-inspired wares, she has made it point to create pieces that stand the test of time, that forgoes trends altogether and, as of 2009, suppress the damaging affects that clothing manufacturers have on the environment.

Seismic testing of the sort that SWN wants to conduct has been done in other parts of New Brunswick for years and is known to have damaging affects on the environment.

Seismic testing of the sort that SWN wants to conduct has been don in other parts of New Brunswick for years and is known to have damaging affects on the environment.

Zinc (Zn) another component of SOD is also involved in antioxidant defense systems and protects the vascular and immunological systems from the damaging affects of free radical species (Kuppusamy et al 2005), and it is also a key constituent or co-factor of over 300 mammalian proteins which may have a role in the prevention of initiation and progression of cancer.

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.

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.

According to local education authorities 80 per cent of primary schools and 50 per cent of secondary schools in Yushu have been severely damaged affecting 23,197 students and 938 teachers.