Sentence examples for mentally effect from inspiring English sources

What doctors are unable to say is how it will mentally effect your day to day life.

The personality-transforming, mentally-stagnating effects of head trauma so often in the news usually refer to the effects of repeated concussions endured over years by wrestlers, boxers, and football players.

It does have an effect mentally, maybe even chemically.

But the reality for many households living without essential appliances is an intolerable struggle that's leaving people further out of pocket and in some instances physically and mentally unwell". The effect also went beyond the financial, the charity said.

And we know, thanks to him and others of his generation, that, in make that world happen, we need to, in the words of Rudi Dutschke (also victim of an assassination attempt by a mentally unstable shooter) effect a "long march through the corridors of power".

He said he had PTSD and was still recovering mentally from the effects of the shooting.

Other bills that among other things banned the execution of the mentally retarded went into effect in November.

They say they fear such a conversation could effect players mentally, leading them to worry more about the basketballs than about playing the game.

Physical exercise not only protected against such age-related brain changes, but also had more of an effect than mentally and socially stimulating activities.

The prince's death had a marked effect, both mentally and physically on Queen Charlotte, who at the time was pregnant with her youngest child Princess Amelia.

It is possible that continuing to increase the price of cigarettes may have a negative effect on mentally ill smokers, penalising both them and their families [ 37].