Sentence examples for nasty effect from inspiring English sources

Until then, beware the nasty effect.

Like oil, it has a nasty effect on the atmosphere.

But the nasty effect isn't new, or unique to the Internet.

The authors found that the nastier the comments, the more polarized readers became about the contents of the article, a phenomenon they dubbed the "nasty effect".

One possible approach to moderate the nasty effect, of course, is to shut down online reader comments altogether, as some media organizations and bloggers have done.

Lots of additional uses were found for CFCs before it was discovered that the chemicals had the nasty effect of breaking down stratospheric ozone, which protects the earth from ultraviolet radiation.

Over 4m households owe at least twice as much as their home is worth.Such inundations have nasty effects.

I was particularly struck by "The sensation was that of drowning" (2008), in which the artist describes the nasty effects of depression.

If bubbles can burst with so few nasty effects, central banks can indeed ignore asset prices and focus solely on inflation.The jury is still out, however.

Above all, as Mr King has noted, a turn in the credit cycle could have nasty effects on asset markets of all sorts.

However, there is little doubt about the nasty effects, on humans as well as on wildlife, of such persistent organic pollutants as DDT and dioxins.