Sentence examples for disastrous effect on both from inspiring English sources
The arrival of Margaret Thatcher had, in Billington's view, an unmitigatedly disastrous effect on both theatre and country, ushering in the commodification of culture (it was now that plays started to be spoken of in Arts Council circles as "product"); the musical theatre began its swift march to dominance of first the commercial sector, then the subsidised.
Although Adorno shares many of Marx's anthropological intuitions, he thinks that a twentieth-century equation of truth with practical fruitfulness had disastrous effects on both sides of the iron curtain.
Eating a Super Bowl diet all year could have a disastrous effect on whether one will be around the following year to watch the game again.
He later added: "Operation Midland has had a disastrous effect on genuine complaints of child sexual abuse both present and historical.
It is allowed to endure in its current form for only one reason: to mask the tax cuts' disastrous effect on the deficit.
And that has a disastrous effect on the game's fluidity, the basic motion from one platform to another via the bouncing off an enemy's head and the collecting of rings.
Experts fear a disastrous effect on the social housing stock, but the Tories insist they would ensure "one-for-one replacement".
