Sentence examples for effects of a terrible from inspiring English sources

The Red Bulls came into the playoffs having been unbeaten in 20 games, and having shed the effects of a terrible start to the year to win the Eastern Conference.

I won't ruin the story for those who haven't seen the first one, but suffice to say humanity has been left shattered and riven by the effects of a terrible virus just as the apes begin their march towards terrestrial hegemony.

The effect of a terrible review, a critical blog, an unflattering link or a rant from a disgruntled ex-employee sitting in one of the top 10 Google spots can be devastating for a business as click-through rates plummet.

That's right -- watching a monkey suffer the terrible effects of a nerve agent attack isn't required.

A rumour got about last night that Dorando had died from the effects of the terrible strain of the race.

The effects of this terrible early life are impossible to measure with accuracy, but there is little doubt that the violent and capricious bullying of his father influenced him deeply.

Ana Revenga, a senior World Bank official, said even those living areas of Liberia that have not been hit by Ebola "are suffering the economic side effects of this terrible disease".

We've seen the terrible effects of an event like 9/11.

So even now you have sound effects of people doing terrible things to vegetables.

"I suspect that a couple of years down the road, whatever measurable effect of this terrible tragedy on the market that appears now will no longer be perceptible.

In sum, 2011 is likely to be a year of noticeable progress as we continue to work through the after-effects of the terrible recession, but many problems will remain, including quite high levels of unemployment.