Sentence examples for quite negative impact from inspiring English sources

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) occurs in women during their reproductive age with a quite negative impact on their daily lives.

"Whilst I'm all for assessment, all for challenge, all for encouraging the best to develop and supporting the less capable to catch up, I think if you introduced very rigorous testing in the way that's being described, I think that could have quite a negative impact on some children".

Something else - developed and fueled by my eating disorder - was having quite a negative impact in my life.

I think the first phase of the Internet revolution in the mid-to-late 1990s definitely had quite a negative impact on gay bars, as back then guys had to stay home in order to hook up online and in the process deserted gay bars, which up until that point had traditionally been the main outlet for a lot of gay men to meet new people.

Conservative economists were often quite specific about exactly what the negative impact of the president's plan would be.

The sense that such experiences may begin in the formative years is indicated by one respondent who suggested that the "experience of the education system as being quite negative" (R6) is likely to have an impact upon future expectations.

When we imagine the existential threat to humanity posed by automation, we usually think of the negative impact on the workforce, not robots quite literally bludgeoning us to death.

However, it is quite obvious that nanoparticles may have a positive or negative impact in the living system depending on their shape, size and above all the nature of specific metal ion.