Sentence examples for of bad effects from inspiring English sources

But in the long run it has all sorts of bad effects.

On July 25th, a congressional study claimed that breaching the dams could actually have plenty of bad effects on the environment, harming both air quality and human health.

"But it will have a lot of bad effects on the community".

We're Fracking Without Enough Knowledge of Bad Effects on the environment, say scientists in a new study.

The situation was apparently different in Khairpur, where in urban sites knowing of bad effects was not a significant variable in the final model, while in rural sites, children of mothers who had not heard of any bad effects of vaccination were significantly less likely to have received measles vaccine.

Fear of adverse effects of vaccination is cited as a reason for children not being vaccinated, in both qualitative and quantitative studies [ 9, 39] and we found that children of mothers who did not report having heard of bad effects of vaccines were more likely to be vaccinated, in most places.

In fact, to his publisher's horror, Mason once declared to an audience of independent booksellers who had loved his previous series of cosy family tales, The Quigleys, that "in this new book it's as if I've taken the Quigleys and I've killed mum and given dad a depression so bad it gave him a drinking problem, just to see what kind of bad effect it would have on the children.

Focusing events can drive governments to react to disasters because people tend to intuitively and normatively believe that big events "should" yield positive policy change to prevent a recurrence of the bad effects of the immediate events (Birkland and Warnement 2013a).

Very few mothers said they had heard of any bad effects of childhood vaccination; rather more in Khairpur than in the other three districts.

On the other hand, in Haripur, Khanewal and Sialkot, children whose mothers did not know of any bad effects of vaccination were more likely to have received measles vaccine.

Children were more likely to receive measles vaccination if the household was less vulnerable, if their mother had any formal education, if she knew at least one vaccine preventable disease, and if she had not heard of any bad effects of vaccination.