Sentence examples for horrendous impact from inspiring English sources

"We have seen the horrendous impact that long-term detention has on people.

"There were some good provisions; some provisions will have a horrendous impact if we can't get them changed".

He said: "Many GPs and primary care trusts are unwilling to diagnose sleep apnoea although it has a horrendous impact on these patients' lives.

"If you change negative gearing in a market like Sydney, which has very low vacancy rate, you are going to push up rents, which will have a horrendous impact on some of the lowest income families," Hockey said on Wednesday.

"Commercial broadcasters are already being forced to cut back on their programme spending and a cut to the BBC's budget of this scale would have a horrendous impact on jobs in the independent production sector.

"Aren't you concerned with such a growing concentration of wealth that if one of these huge institutions fails that it will have a horrendous impact on the national and global economy?" asked Representative Bernard Sanders, an independent from Vermont.

This is surprising for a highly flood-prone country, with plenty of experience with extreme weather events and their horrendous impacts, like the 1953 North Sea flood, which killed hundreds of citizens.

Acting like a magnifying glass, it highlights horrendous climate-impact inequality.

We shake hands after the game despite horrendous conflicts and impacts.

Further, the cancellation of the Jazz Festival created a horrendous psychological and economic impact, not only for stakeholders, but to the citizens of Tobago".

The savings would total about $32 million; the impact could be horrendous.