Sentence examples for having a damaging impact from inspiring English sources

"It is critical that the government realises that its cuts to pathology, and indeed the cuts to the healthcare sector, are having a damaging impact".

"It's clear that the shortage of detectives … is having a damaging impact on their ability to properly resource the Sapphire sexual crimes team.

He singled out the new limitations on students' right to work during and after their studies as having a damaging impact on Britain's reputation of remaining open for international students.

Heading for a Fail … International student recruitment Sadly, this week we received confirmation that the government's overzealous and ill-considered reforms to the visa application process were having a damaging impact on international student recruitment.

But instead of going down the numbers being admitted as emergencies is actually on the rise - it is up by nearly 40% in the past decade - and that is having a damaging impact on hospital wards.

The owner of one of the biggest chemical makers in the world has warned that the high cost of energy in the UK is having a damaging impact on British manufacturing.

But when stress becomes acute or prolonged, it can have a damaging impact on your health.

A parent of two daughters in year nine said the girls' disappearance had had a damaging impact on the community.

This lack of capital would have a damaging impact on the market, as prospective homebuyers would have difficulty getting mortgages.

"In some schools, technology is used poorly and it can have a damaging impact on education," he says.

This has a damaging impact on family life, and on people's spending – bad news for our economy and our society".