Sentence examples for pervasive negative effects from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown the pervasive negative effects of bad bosses, ranging from reducing junior employees' productivity to causing staff to quit more quickly.

Similar conditions in Scotland and Ireland meant that intensive salmon farming had a "general and pervasive negative effect".

The recently discovered pervasive negative effect of TOC1 on gene expression [ 3, 7], the overlap between microarrays of the TOC1- and ABA-regulated genes and the gated induction of TOC1 by the stress hormone abscisic acid ABA [ 9] suggests that TOC1 might integrate environmental and circadian information to regulate downstream physiology at specific time of the day [ 9].

The pervasive negative effect of depression on women's self-efficacy for childbirth and other motherhood roles, gives support for midwifery continuity of care models where psychosocial issues can be routinely assessed, interventions used to foster positive change, and where indicated, early referral for additional support instituted.

Since it was first enacted in 2003, the APLO has had pervasive and direct negative effects on the global goal of preventing HIV.

Now I feel that our society is facing a global "crisis" of profound, deep-rooted self-doubt in young girls, in particular, that has pervasive and long-lasting negative effects.

Its "pervasive negative portrayals" are accused of having "harmful effects".

The former, I believe, is proof that the negative effects of consumerism run wild are so pervasive that they actually permeate children's entertainment (in a good way).

The doctor noted that the most serious medical conditions were clearly linked to the negative effects on the mental health of the refugees caused by a pervasive sense of the hopelessness of their situation and the difficulties of the environment.

The negative effects of mental illness are, for a large proportion of people, ongoing and pervasive.

This has two negative effects.