Sentence examples for has damaging consequences from inspiring English sources

All of this has damaging consequences.

This, argues Mr Helm, has damaging consequences.

Either way, trading with Chinese characteristics has damaging consequences.

The public's understanding of the way that science progresses is limited, and that lack of awareness has damaging consequences.

This culture, where teachers are cut out from policy decisions, has damaging consequences: not only do professionals feel undermined, but there is also a great deal of misinformation that exacerbates stress.

United's woeful season has damaging consequences for the worldwide appeal of the Premier League, according to the Premier League's chief executive Richard Scudamore.

In a qualitative study of 36 people, Bunzli et al 19 found that some individuals believed painful activity had damaging consequences for the structural integrity of the spine (damage beliefs); while others believed painful activity would increase suffering and/or lead to subsequent functional loss (suffering/functional loss beliefs); and some held both beliefs.

Britain says that even an apology could have damaging consequences.

The summer heat wave had damaging consequences for agriculture.

Perfectionism is an illusion, but the pursuit of it is real and can have damaging consequences.

When high emotions meet high stakes, any collision could have damaging consequences.