Sentence examples for has a destructive impact from inspiring English sources

Sexual abuse has a destructive impact on personality and self-belief, which makes it a damaging and serious crime.

Political "firefighting" and shaping policy around electoral cycles has a destructive impact, says Sir David.

America's gun violence epidemic has a destructive impact on Hispanic communities.

Wilkinson and Pickett make a compelling case that inequality has a destructive impact on many aspects of the quality of life.

The HIV epidemic is a global challenge and has a destructive impact on human life and welfare.

Qualitative studies which have studied hope with persons experiencing homelessness, including children, street youth, women and families, veterans and shelter residents, all share the common theme that powerlessness associated with the experience of homelessness has a destructive impact on self-esteem and hope.

Sharks have long reproductive cycles so targeting juveniles can have a destructive impact on wild populations.

And moreover, the report found there were no consequences if the mine had a destructive impact on the birds.

The Associated Press quoted Ms. Ashrawi as saying that the decision would have "a destructive impact" on the talks.

"A good part of what drives the fashion business is perceived obsolescence, but it can have a destructive impact on consumers," Mr. Sachs said.

While Mr. Putin warned that crime had a "destructive impact on all spheres of society and the state," the real problem that Russia faces today is not a crime wave but a crisis of law enforcement.