Sentence examples for its damaging effect from inspiring English sources

"Listen, it's history -- but unfortunately it had its damaging effect," said Mr. Beame, who ascribed his 1977 defeat to the S.E.C. staff report and to the antipathies of Governor Carey.

And he was blindsided by the economy's downturn, its damaging effect on Honeywell's business and that company's desperation to complete the deal.

Its damaging effect has been increased by the raising of VAT to 20 per cent, making it impossible for high street stores to match the prices of goods sold out of warehouses on Jersey and Guernsey.

Goldberg counsels clients that, even though their first impulse might be to destroy all traces of revenge porn, they should collect evidence of its damaging effect, including online comments, which, as Goldberg's associate Adam Massey told me, often contain "death and sexual-assault threats".

Ingenhousz found that (1) light is necessary for this restoration (photosynthesis); (2) only the green parts of the plant actually perform photosynthesis; and (3) all living parts of the plant "damage" the air (respire), but the extent of air restoration by a green plant far exceeds its damaging effect.

Rise in TB suggests its damaging effect on hepatobiliary system [34].

Diversity training and conflict resolution is critical to subdue the pride and prejudice that creeps in, and its damaging effects on group effectiveness.

No effective therapy is available to ameliorate its damaging effects.

We have seen its damaging effects across the public sector, from social work, where it was associated with organisational failures leading to the tragic death of Baby P, to the BBC, where it is linked with the chaotic fallout from the Jimmy Savile affair.

"I do not mean to dignify compulsive gambling or to deny its damaging effects," he writes.

The chemical then came into disrepute because of its damaging effects on several bird species.