Sentence examples for having a disastrous effect from inspiring English sources
That lack of preparation is having a disastrous effect.
"Rather than attempting to deceive the public about teaching's financial rewards, the DfE needs to be addressing the issues that are having a disastrous effect on the profession.
In echoes of Margaret Thatcher's drive to force local authorities in the 1980s to sell their properties at a cut price, the Government's new initiative to encourage councils to sell their houses is having a disastrous effect in allowing social housing to be exploited for personal profit.
The rising tides of online surveillance, and the lack of safeguards from governments to protect individuals against them, are having a disastrous effect on how the internet will grow and have an impact in the future — possibly even more than censorship, the inventor of the World Wide Web said today.
Shadow children's minister Sharon Hodgson said: "Ministers need to listen to the calls of these parents, whose campaign is proof that the Tory-led government's choice to cut funding for early intervention by an average £50 per child - and take away the ringfence that protected it - is having a disastrous effect on the ground.
Homophobia is having a disastrous effect in places like Uganda and Nigeria and that is something that Rowan Williams has had to try and confront, not very successfully, and I hope Justin Welby's steeliness demonstrates itself in relations to the Communion and that he has the confidence to say to people that such behaviour against lesbian and gay people really is intolerable.
