Sentence examples for range of negative effects from inspiring English sources

But there is also a range of negative effects.

But it's worth recalling that modern technology excels at finding solutions to problems we didn't know we had, and that cars, even driverless ones, will still have a range of negative effects.

Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett have shown that inequality produces a range of negative effects on society, from "physical and mental illness, violence, low math and literacy scores among young people" to "lower levels of trust and weaker community life, poorer child well-being, more drug abuse, lower social mobility and higher rates of imprisonment and teenage births".

[Sanctions mean] we have not been able to purchase necessary spare parts, and that has had a wide range of negative effects on our production.

Simply invoking links between certain groups, places, or behaviours and negative connotations (such as a higher risk of contracting illness) can be stigmatising for many groups in society and therefore be responsible for a range of negative effects.

Academic dishonesty has a range of negative effects both at the institutional and individual level (Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005; Clement 2001; Marsden et al. 2005; McCabe and Trevino 1993).

The extent of negative effects can range from a small reduction of benefits up to a point where the effects are detrimental to all members of the group.

Whilst communicative efforts in crises can and do bring about important positive effects they are also capable of having a range of unintended negative effects (described below).

A huge review on fluoride toxicity published by the National Research Council in 2006 reported a range of negative side effects from fluoride, including "decreased melatonin production" and "other effects on normal pineal function, which in turn could contribute to a variety of effects in humans".

The main explanation for these larger estimates, according to the study's authors, is that exposure to particulate matter can lead to a range of negative health effects, including lower birth weight and impaired growth in the first year of life, beyond those typically considered in health analyses.

The matter, which can make the air hazy, is regulated by the EPA because it's known to cause a range of negative health effects, like aggravating asthma and causing heart attacks.