Sentence examples for damaging consequences for children from inspiring English sources

"The heavy handed use of violence in Mount Elgon can have long-term damaging consequences for children and families.

In a report on primary assessment practices published last April, the House of Commons Education Committee found that national curriculum tests are having damaging consequences for both children and schools.

Those who seek to limit or prohibit safe, legal abortion need to understand the damaging consequences for the unwanted children, their mothers, and society.

Parents hardly ever spot obesity in their children, resulting in damaging consequences for health, doctors warn.

"We centered our campaign around children, because statelessness can have very damaging consequences for them.

The summer heat wave had damaging consequences for agriculture.

Opportunities pass them by, with damaging consequences for their overall performance.

At a time of teacher shortages this could have even more damaging consequences for those left behind.

Europe is inadvertently undermining President Obama on global warming, with potentially damaging consequences for climate co-operation and transatlantic relations.

George Mitchell had been reluctant to admit that the fracking revolution that he unleashed had damaging consequences for the environment.

But domestically, Ireland's public services have been significantly eroded with particularly damaging consequences for health, education and policing.