Sentence examples for have a damaging impact from inspiring English sources

But when stress becomes acute or prolonged, it can have a damaging impact on your health.

This lack of capital would have a damaging impact on the market, as prospective homebuyers would have difficulty getting mortgages.

"In some schools, technology is used poorly and it can have a damaging impact on education," he says.

They must realize the stakes are too high for an outcome that will have a damaging impact on our country.

Divorce can have a damaging impact on children studying for exams, according to new research from the family lawyers' association, Resolution.

There are worrying signs that the anti-EU and anti-immigration rhetoric coming from government could well have a damaging impact on education in this country.

A parent of two daughters in year nine said the girls' disappearance had had a damaging impact on the community.

Rapid and uncontrolled coastal development, together with improperly designed projects, have had a damaging impact on the Egyptian coastal ecosystem.

"However, this report shows that current immigration policies are having a damaging impact on a group of very vulnerable children.

"It is critical that the government realises that its cuts to pathology, and indeed the cuts to the healthcare sector, are having a damaging impact".

This has a damaging impact on family life, and on people's spending – bad news for our economy and our society".