Sentence examples for have grave effects from inspiring English sources

The homeland security department has written to the Senate "strongly" opposing section 318, and warning that it would have "grave effects on US humanitarian assistance programmes".

When Prime Minister Alberto Bustamante met senior State Department and White House officials on March 7, he was warned that a fixed election would have grave effects on relations between the two countries.

In a report on the subject, the business and enterprise committee stopped short of telling the DWP that it should choose the Post Office over rival bids, but warned that, if its tender was unsuccessful, the decision "would have grave effects on the Post Office network".

Phase shifts from coral- to algal-dominated reefs have grave effects on reef biodiversity and key ecosystem functions, further influencing management approaches that have generated fewer returns than desired.

The conflict in the Middle East is having grave effects on the environment of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, delegates at a United Nations environmental conference here agreed today.

She also knows that the drug can have grave side effects.

A senior White House budget official cautioned, though, that sequestration will have grave real effects.

The EPA advises that exposure to lead can have grave health effects, including brain damage, and that children are especially vulnerable.

"The speed with which Ana's relatively minor criminal infraction triggered her disappearance into immigration detention, without any ability to communicate or coordinate with (child protective services), would have grave and lasting effects on the children's dependency proceedings that would unfold over the next months and eventually years," Rabin wrote.

We have grave concerns about the effect this is having on disabled people".

Acute and protracted crises have grave immediate and long-term effects on population health and health systems, particularly in low-income countries.