Sentence examples for seriously damaging effect from inspiring English sources

Commenting on whether the matter would be picked up in Russia, Sir Tony Brenton, a former British ambassador to Moscow, said the prince's latest comments were unlikely to have a seriously "damaging effect".

There is a high risk of inappropriate responses that can have a seriously damaging effect on the patient's state of mind.

This science would explain the seriously damaging effects on performance from smoking.

The American economy has, so far, weathered the increase without badly damaging effects.

Thus while it's inconclusive whether the carbon tax is helping or hurting British Columbia's economy, it's certainly not having the seriously damaging economic effect that alarmist opponents claim that carbon taxes will have.

The effects on caregivers can be seriously damaging or even deadly.

High temperature is well known for seriously damaging concrete micro- and meso-structure, which brings in a generalised mechanical decay of the concrete and even detrimental effects at the structural level, due to concrete spalling and bar exposure to the flames, in case of fire.

That would be seriously damaging to our democracy.

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

Technology has had a damaging effect on adolescents.

This had a deeply damaging effect on the Algerian psyche.