Sentence examples for had damaging effects on from inspiring English sources

Common sense says that cannot continue, and they have already had damaging effects on inequality by boosting the assets of the wealthy.

The scientists also interfered with more than 20 genes thought to be related to immunity, reproduction and development, and found that doing so had damaging effects on the cockroaches.

On the American side, a proliferation of stories in recent years have touted the alleged but unsubstantiated dangers of vaccines, which has had damaging effects on public health.

In 1999 severe weather had damaging effects on the wine producing industry, including hailstorms in May that affected Roussillon and a rain surge in mid November that saw a year's worth of rain fall in 36 hours in the areas of Corbières and Minervois in the western Languedoc.

This would perhaps have little effect on juvenile flukes since they are resistant to the actions of free radicals such as nitric oxide [27] but could have had damaging effects on the organs in the peritoneal cavity.

Tobacco regulation is just one example of how the TPP will have damaging effects on the world we live in.

Chronic stress can have damaging effects on key areas of the brain.

And, personally, it has damaging effects on how I and other young Muslim men are perceived in Australian society.

In the design of high-Q micro/nano-resonators, dissipation mechanisms may have damaging effects on the quality factor (Q).

Likewise, some panics follow particularly big declines in house and stock prices, which have damaging effects on their own.

While forced rankings can have damaging effects on corporate cultures, they can be a useful tool for differentiating employees under the right circumstances.