Sentence examples for perceived damaging effect from inspiring English sources

However, significant barriers to portfolio use remained, including a lack of understanding of the purpose of a portfolio and a perceived damaging effect on feedback.

This seems at odds with the often negative or cynical attitudes encountered to portfolios [ 11, 12], and we have highlighted in our evaluation that although there were positive aspects, in particular the effect on student socialisation into professional roles, there were also significant negatives, including the perceived damaging effect on feedback.

More unsettling to Hattie than this terrible history are what she perceives as its damaging effects.

This has had a damaging effect on our founding principles; liberty is perceived as a personal right instead of a pass-it-on responsibility, and the primary value of academic achievement is discriminatory, particularly against those of African or Hispanic heritage.

Technology has had a damaging effect on adolescents.

It was having a damaging effect on democracy, Shane said.

This had a deeply damaging effect on the Algerian psyche.

CF: It has had a hugely damaging effect on politics.

Rosi Prescott, Central YMCA's chief executive, said: "Historically, conversation about your body has been perceived as something women do, but it is clear from this research that men are also guilty of commenting on one another's bodies, and in many cases this is having a damaging effect".

It has the potential to have a very damaging effect on the future housing market".

That kind of relentless pressure has a damaging effect on adolescents.