Sentence examples for highly damaging impact from inspiring English sources

He said the cap was not supported by the government or the new banking regulator, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), and "could have a highly damaging impact on our competitive position in many of our key markets, including those outside Europe".

Says the new report, What We Know: "We are at risk of pushing our climate system toward abrupt, unpredictable, and potentially irreversible changes with highly damaging impacts..

Such efforts will require expanded funding opportunities at the federal, state and local level, but those costs may be recouped through reductions in ecological and economic impacts if highly damaging introduced species are identified and controlled early in the invasion process (Gardener et al. 2010).

Climate Science Watch lists some key climate reports that summarize the "disruptive" and "highly damaging" threats we face from the impacts of further global warming.

It may be tempting for departments to deny the existence of workplace politics or assume that by formalising procedures its impact is reduced, but it can be highly damaging if ignored.

On the one hand they have condemned the leaks as highly damaging; on the other they have claimed they will have no impact on policies and contain nothing new.

Stress and common mental disorders have a sufficiently damaging impact on quality of life to make any such interventions highly desirable.

PolyPhen-2 software analysis used to predict the impact of the protein sequence variant p.K346T (13) suggested that p.K346T was a highly damaging mutation with a score of 0.918 (range: 0.1 low–1 high probability of severe variant).

Expectations, meanwhile, can be highly damaging: Just ask Chance Wayne.

They recently fought off an ill-conceived and highly damaging coastal development plan.

But its long-drawn-out war has still had two highly damaging consequences.