Sentence examples for having dangerous effects from inspiring English sources

He said Americans are increasingly convinced that global warming is happening (71percentt) and is already having dangerous effects around the world or soon will be (48percentt — up 20 percentage points in three years).

'VIOLENT ANTI-PRESS RHETheIC' The U.S. press freedom ranking has dropped again due to Trump's "violent anti-press rhetoric," which is having dangerous effects, in the U.S. and abroad.

Bailouts have been the only alternative to bankruptcy filings that can have dangerous effects on the rest of the economy.

These chemicals —which reach remote regions of the globe, such as the Arctic, through air currents — have dangerous effects on humans and animals.

Metallic objects in the body can also have dangerous effects when placed in a magnetic field, Ferromagnetic metal implants or fragments may twist or move causing internal injury.

While the Internet itself is fairly robust by design, Centeno said, many other crucial systems — such as electrical grids, financial institutions and transportation systems — rely on the Internet, and a catastrophic failure there could quickly have dangerous effects worldwide.

The language in this field is confusing to say the least - reading that "phthalates may promote female puberty by increasing kisspeptin activity" or that dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane can have dangerous effects doesn't really help in understanding what the risks are.

When people call upon the idea of ethical animal farming – even if that constitutes little or none of their actual consumption – it has dangerous effects as a "psychological refuge" they indirectly use to justify their consumption of factory farmed products.

On Feb. 9, a different advisory committee voted 8 to 7 to recommend that the Food and Drug Administration place its most serious warning label, a so-called black box, on the labels of stimulants to warn that they could have dangerous effects on the heart, particularly in adults.

[C5.] Panel Urges Warning Labels for Stimulants Stimulants like Ritalin could have dangerous effects on the heart, and federal drug regulators should require manufacturers to provide written guides to patients and place prominent warnings on drug labels describing the risks, a federal drug advisory panel voted.

Diet changes can have dangerous effects.