Sentence examples for having a bad effect from inspiring English sources
Is celebrity culture having a bad effect on young people in Britain, or is it inspiring?
The "cranky" term stuck and became the group's gentle way of letting someone know that their negativity was having a bad effect on the group.
It results in extra tax burdens for both companies and employees with health plans, and can affect payments including retirement, pension and life insurance as well as having a bad effect on morale.
For now, though, I'm going to set aside what these individuals are going to do on November 8 – partly because I think predictive journalism is having a bad effect on democracy and partly because I haven't seen enough data to give you a solid answer.
There was also the increasingly difficult relationship with Alex Ferguson, who, despite Beckham setting up the two last-gasp goals that won the European Cup in 1999, thought that Posh was having a bad effect ("The lad was never a problem until he got married").
Carla Yerbury, from the Willows and Wetlands visitor centre in Stoke St Gregory, said the flooding was having a bad effect on trade because the A358 via North Curry was affected by flood water.
