Sentence examples for dreadful effect from inspiring English sources

The loss of The Bill will have a dreadful effect on the ecosystem of drama.

Proud and happy talk of a "Polish Gazprom" is rather chilling, given the dreadful effect that the real Gazprom has had on Russia.

This is a poor argument on two grounds: for one, expensive new housing and schools would have to be built in the United States to accommodate the families and, more important, it would have a dreadful effect on morale.

What is clear is that Mr. Garner and his catalogue of false stories and bogus eyewitness accounts -- and the willingness of the police and prosecutors to use him as a witness in important cases -- are having a dreadful effect on the criminal justice system.

Yes, Toyota used both "millennial" and "casualcore" to dreadful effect in the press release for the new FT-4X crossover SUV concept it revealed during the New York International Auto Show.

"We saw when the football [World Cup] was on last year the dreadful effect it had on Twenty20 and we don't want to be competing with the big events".

He portrayed its dreadful effects not only on the body but on the mind.

Some very, very minor genetic changes have truly dreadful effects, causing people life-long pain and despair.

With these adaptive functions in mind, it gets easier to accept the idea that revenge is a built-in feature of human nature, despite its dreadful effects in the world today.

Presenter Ayshah Tull looks at the dreadful effects of poaching, meeting the conservationists and campaigners fighting to stop the slaughter of this endangered species, as well as hearing sweetening stories of rhinos that somehow survived against the odds.

Actually, Chemie Grünenthal remains silent still on adjusting compensation for inflation and the dreadful effects on the victims – the men and women in adulthood, many now without parental support.