Sentence examples for have a dangerous effect from inspiring English sources

"It could have a dangerous effect on everything else.

Unfortunately, repeating these mantras might have a dangerous effect.

But there's a clear takeaway here for all of us: Sitting too much happens globally, and that can have a dangerous effect on a person's wellbeing.

"It could have a dangerous effect on everything else, but I'd do it -- I mean, Hitler, Bushh said with a shrug.

In Britain specifically, austerity is already shown to have a dangerous effect on the population's mental health as a whole, particularly in already deprived areas.

In an open letter to the governor on Tuesday, American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown said she hoped he would prioritize the health consequences connected to soda consumption, which studies show may have a dangerous effect on the body unmatched by other sugary items.

Of course, merely broadcasting Oldfield's brand of post-truth wilful ignorance could have a dangerous normalising effect – but the most objectionable part of First Contact's second series is the absence of analytical rigour that follows it.

Danny de Gracia Waipahu, Hawaii, Nov. 29, 2010 • To the Editor: Re "A Note to Readers: The Decision to Publish Diplomatic Documents" (Nov. 29): You seem to believe that disclosing diplomatic conversations will not have a dangerous chilling effect on the diplomats' work.

Sheriff Michael Hennessey of San Francisco objected to Secure Communities, saying it targeted too many noncriminals and would have a dangerous "chilling effect" on the willingness of communities to work with local law enforcement.

Supporting democracy on Russia's borders can have a dangerous "demonstration" effect, by encouraging ordinary Russians to demand the same for themselves.

The war on terror and the growth of big government have had a dangerous side effect: the loss of privacy rights for the American people.