Sentence examples for has catastrophic effects from inspiring English sources

It is one of our senses that is often taken for granted when we have it, and often has catastrophic effects when ignored.

Failure of gene regulation usually has catastrophic effects on the developing embryo, and in adult life leads to disease, including cancer.

Various authorities have directed their efforts towards reducing the burden of malaria which has catastrophic effects on household socio-economic development and leads to a regrettable retardation of national economic growth.

Another example is the gene regulatory feedback loop required for endoderm specification in echinoderms, which encodes several transcription factors whose inactivation has catastrophic effects on the entire body plan [ 17, 22].

Bungled ceremonies can have catastrophic effects.

They would have catastrophic effects on Bangladesh's rice fields".

Repeated doses affect bee behaviour and can have catastrophic effects on bee colonies.

Poor harvests, or sudden massive price drops, can and do have catastrophic effects.

"The cuts the governor made today will have catastrophic effects on children, domestic abuse victims and seniors".

This despite widespread protests and numerous studies that such an undertaking could have catastrophic effects, both environmental and economic.

LeVine said a spill would have "catastrophic effects on the area's wildlife and devastate one of the last intact marine ecosystems in the world".