Sentence examples for had a harmful impact from inspiring English sources
Nutt and his colleagues argued that the limitations of cannabis research had had a harmful impact on UK pharmaceutical productivity.
In fact, a Monash University study found that Australia's policy of encouraging skilled immigration during an economic downturn has "had a harmful impact on the level of employment, participation in the labour market and the working conditions of other Australians, particularly young people".
In March 2012, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh denounced Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke as a "slut" who "wants to be paid to have sex," after Fluke told lawmakers that the Jesuit university's unwillingness to cover contraception had a harmful impact on its women students.
In the interview process, some participants mentioned that these negative events had a harmful impact on their intention of blood donation, which was also verified by our study.
There has been concern for instance that Scottish government decision to reduce air passenger duty is going to have a harmful impact on airports in northern England.
Giant quantities of fats and sugars have not, historically, been available to a developing fetus, so it wouldn't be surprising if they do have a harmful impact.
We have significant concerns that reducing support will not only have a harmful impact on financial wellbeing but will also push disabled people further from the workplace".
The extent to which financial crimes and financial crime-related activities in such area are having a harmful impact in other areas of the country.
Little by little, you can make sure that your life doesn't have a harmful impact on our planet or the animals (humans included!!) in it.
This changing political climate could have a harmful impact on decriminalization efforts because conservative policy was rooted in ideology and was not "not really fact-oriented", Dreifuss warned.
