Sentence examples for have dreadful effects from inspiring English sources
As a result, the smallest differences in overall antagonistic capacity most often allow a profitable antagonistic order to be established, however short-lived it may be. 5 The contrast between bodily and cultural weaponry is therefore striking: a sharp stick in the belly, or a club's blow on the skull, necessarily have dreadful effects, whatever the weight or size of the attacker.
The Bush administration's combination of expensive foreign wars and inexcusable tax cuts that favored the rich has had dreadful effects upon U.S. federal deficits, upon America's growing dependency upon foreigners, and upon the long-term future of the dollar.
For a modern economy, disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes and terrorist attacks have dreadful short-term effects but seldom leave permanent scars.
Well, you say, smoking has dreadful side effects.
Thinking the unthinkable tends to have dreadful consequences.
Some very, very minor genetic changes have truly dreadful effects, causing people life-long pain and despair.
This is a poor argument on two grounds: for one, expensive new housing and schools would have to be built in the United States to accommodate the families and, more important, it would have a dreadful effect on morale.
On top of impacting human health, landfills have a dreadful effect on the environment: they produce enormous amounts of methane, a greenhouse gas that contributes disproportionately to global warming.
"We had dreadful arguments.
