Sentence examples for having a bad impact from inspiring English sources

"The sailors' issue is over but the nuclear case is having a bad impact and if sanctions worsen, we face even more cancellations".

"That could have a bad impact on tobacco farmers".

If Pauline Cafferkey had died, it would have a bad impact on people's willingness to go.

But you voted for the China agreement, and it's had a bad impact here in Iowa".

But speaking of his desire to shine a light on the plight of the Palestinian people, he said he was informed by others that choosing to do this could have a bad impact on his livelihood.

A volatile battle was brewing between the Black Coaches Association and the N.C.A.A. over proposed changes in standardized test scores, which the coaches felt would have a bad impact on minority student-athletes.

"It could have a bad impact on the rest of Britain," she says.

Islah said the detention of 41 UAE citizens had had a "bad impact on the reputation of the state".

"It's fantastic for wildlife so any additional significant construction project is bound to have a bad impact.

Usually high iron concentrations may not constitute a direct health risk but this could have a bad impact on odor and taste (Smedley et al. 1995).

We think it is because the selecting process in RSBLQ gets the stable routing paths with a bigger time tolerance, so it can make full use of the network cache; as V-NDN applies a complete flooding way, which would have a bad impact on the network performance, this may be the reason for its worse result.