Sentence examples for harmful effect on performance from inspiring English sources

It remains controversial whether chronic intake of high concentrations of certain antioxidants has a harmful effect on performance and whether this might be due to redox cycling reactions that could even convert an antioxidant into a pro-oxidant (18, 116, 125).

A growing body of research offers compelling evidence that experiencing rudeness, and even simply witnessing rudeness, can have surprisingly harmful effects on performance, creativity and even helpfulness.

"The shields are not endorsed by anyone," said Jo-Anne Basile, a vice president at the cellular association, "and there are serious questions on whether they can have some harmful effect on the performance of the phone".

The harmful effects on human performance and health caused by unwanted vibration from vehicle seats are of increasing concern.

The decline in breed could also be explained by the repeated and traditional pure breeding practices common in the yak herding community which are reported to have harmful effects on yak performance (Wiener et al. 2003).

"It could have a harmful effect on our economy".

ABC's descent had had a harmful effect on the stock fortunes of Disney.

Obsessively ruminating about how miserable life is, studies show, can have a harmful effect on health.

In a written judgment, Mr Justice Lindblom ruled that the Daily Star Sunday story was likely to have a "very significant harmful effect on the claimant" and a "harmful effect on his... emotional well-being".

Local businesses have been quietly lobbying against the legislation, fearing it may have a harmful effect on recruitment.

"It feeds into a fear of rape and sexual violence and has a harmful effect on broader issues of equality".