Sentence examples for long term affects on from inspiring English sources

Many mountains have been leveled, rivers polluted with silt, hillsides scraped bare and eroded, all in the pursuit of resources with little care for the short term affects on the people who rely on the land, or the long term affects on the land itself.

Unsurprisingly, the long-term affects on their physical, social and emotional development can be significant.

Did filming the "SuperLove" video there have any long-term affects on you?

However, it did not have long-term affects on sexual habit, which appeared to return to pretreatment frequency and similar to that of conventional chemotherapy by about 12 months from treatment.

Study the long term affects and benefits that co-sleeping has been shown to have on babies.

George Strawbridge, a prominent owner-breeder with horses trained in the UK and the US, agrees with Hancock about the detrimental long-term affects of heavy drug use on horses in competition.

"The long-term affect on Bonds will be very minimal because it will be fairly easy for the government to go back and narrow the indictment or bring the matter back before a grand jury and bring a superseding indictment," Tobias said in a telephone interview.

Research has not yet determined whether or not our edited selfies, the ones that make us look super sexy, have some sort of long-term affect on our self-esteem.

Running too rich can have a long-term affect on your engine's ability to process hydrocarbons and CO emissions.

A spokesperson for Intrepid Travel said: "People travelling to Nepal usually understand there is an element of risk, but it is difficult to say at this stage what the long term affect will be on tourism to the region".

Raising the legal age for purchasing tobacco to 21 years provides more time for this age group to mature and learn the dangers of smoking, including the immediate and long-term affect it has on health.