Sentence examples for impair the effectiveness of from inspiring English sources
For example, the herb St. John's wort can impair the effectiveness of several important drugs, including the heart drug digoxin (Lanoxin) and the antidepressant imipramine (Tofranil).
This "off-axis singularity" constraint is likely to impair the effectiveness of the reconstruction in some applications.
But those advantages may be outweighed by problems stemming from cultural differences, which can seriously impair the effectiveness of a team or even bring it to a stalemate.
WASHINGTON March 3 (AP)—Secretary of Transporta tion John A. Volpe said today that the state assistance limita tions in a Senate‐passed urban mass transit aid bill would deny flexibility and might impair the effectiveness of the program.
For the avoidance of doubt, the termination of the Acquisition Agreement, other than pursuant to Section 8.1 e)(i), shall not affect or impair the effectiveness of the guaranty provided herein with respect to the Covered liabilities of the Covered BSC Entities or the obligations of the Guarantor hereunder with respect thereto.
Commerzbank wrote in a research note that the lengthy process of ratifying changes to the European Union's main bailout system was starting to impair the effectiveness of the central bank's bond-buying program.
This matrix of proteins and polysaccharides shield organisms from the environment15, and impairs the effectiveness of both antibiotics and the immune response16, 17.
"The costs to society of misconduct may be larger than the direct costs to customers and banks, particularly where it had impaired the effectiveness of the financial system," the Bank said its financial stability report.
The third reason the Court gives in support of its per se rule is that punitive damages awards "could deplete union treasuries, thereby impairing the effectiveness of unions as collective-bargaining agents". Ante, at 50-51.
