Sentence examples for huge adverse impact from inspiring English sources

"It had a huge adverse impact on Juan Miguel's confidence in her," Mr. Craig said of the new round of discussions laid out by Ms. Reno.

"This has a huge adverse impact on our capital," says Fabrizio Viola, who took over as MPS's chief executive in May.

Diabetes is a global disease with a huge adverse impact on the health and mortality, particularly from cardiovascular disorders [ 5].

An expert on Malawi said: "The consequence of DfID's actions may be huge adverse impacts on the health and education sectors in Malawi, as DfID is such a significant donor on the health and education sectors in Malawi".

It's a similar story in much of Europe, where researchers say the economic crisis has had an adverse impact on marriage rates, along with huge cultural changes.

Job-related phone alerts also had an adverse impact on moods, especially when arriving in huge volumes – something Jim, an editor at an online media company, can recognise from his own experiences.

Next year, European countries will begin phasing in the euro, which will replace 12 separate currencies and create huge market changes in the foreign-exchange retail business, with the most adverse impact likely on the small currency exchange shops in tourist areas.

It is a huge challenge to ensure global food security through sustainable wheat production for the projected population with the increasing adverse impact of climate change [ 2].

That could have an adverse impact on potential trade talks.

It also had an adverse impact on Russian-British relations.

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