Sentence examples for most serious effects from inspiring English sources
The most serious effects of its steady disappearance are on people's health and waistlines.
Ergot constricts blood vessels, and some of its most serious effects include gangrene.
But the most serious effects of Hezbollah's stepped-up intervention in the Syrian war will be felt in Lebanon itself.
The most serious effects observed are silicon deposition on the anode wire and damage of the anode wire gold plating.
The most serious effects are seen in children under the age of six, in whom brain and nervous system development is still occurring.
Earlier studies had found an unexpected side benefit from the drug: reduced levels of a blood chemical, albumin, that is associated with kidney damage, one of the most serious effects of diabetes.
The most serious effect is paralysis of the skeletal muscle.
The controversy it caused had perhaps the most serious effect, he said.
The most serious effect is a global FlexRay network failure, which usually leads to the fatal vehicle malfunction.
Cadmium has its most serious effect as a respiratory poison: a number of fatalities have resulted from breathing the fumes or dusts that arise when cadmium is heated.
"For Copenhagen, the most serious effect of climate change will be increased precipitation, so we've developed a plan that addresses how to catch all the rainwater in the city".
