Sentence examples for it has terrible effects from inspiring English sources

"It has terrible effects on every part of your body," said Dr Arvind Kumar, the chest surgery chairman at Sir Ganga Ram hospital, who compared the 999 AQI level recorded in the RK Puram area to smoking 50 cigarettes in a day.

It's a funny thing, but in the same way people romanticise the mining industry in the UK, even though it had terrible effects on their health, people here miss the sugar.

Thalidomide was sort of the star drug -- it was invented in 1958 as a sleeping pill, given to women all over the world who were pregnant, and it turned out it had terrible effects on fetuses and there was a whole epidemic of kids born with no arms and no legs.

In any case, we had Alesina/Ardagna saying that austerity is actually expansionary thanks to confidence effects; Reinhart/Rogoff saying that debt has terrible effects on growth via unexplained channels.

Brandjacking - meaning simply to hijack a brand - ranges from humorous accounts like the lovable Ben right up to sophisticated fraud programs that lose companies millions in sales and has terrible effects on reputation.

It could have terrible effects on jobs and prosperity.

It can have terrible effects on your health.

Do not drink Purple Chu Jelly unless you are near death, as it can have terrible effects.

"It has terrible side-effects as well for some women.

And too much of it passed -- including "reforms" to the worker's compensation system that will have terrible effects for workers permanently disabled due to an injury on the job.

These data entry errors sometimes had terrible effects on coefficient alphas, correlations, and t-tests.