Sentence examples for some bad effect from inspiring English sources

Dominique Strauss-Kahn of the International Monetary Fund said that euro zone countries saddled with huge debts "have to consolidate strongly even if it has some bad effect on growth," Reuters reported.

Until recently, the consensus was that the multiplier in the UK, after taking account of the boost to the economy from a looser monetary policy, was about 0.5, which meant that although austerity would have some bad effect on economic growth, it could at least make inroads into the deficit.

"If drugs are proved not to be effective or to have some bad effects, [there may be] pressure not to publish these findings at all," Anderson says.

Well, good public policy is certainly having a situation where what is essentially a monopoly — this rigged game, so to speak — is going to have some bad effects over a very long period of time.

(Such curbs have some bad effects; prostitutes say they are stranded in the desert, totally reliant on brothel owners).In any case, one unusual investigation concluded that from the prostitutes' point of view, the New Zealand system was the fairest.

The molten steel temperature in ladle furnace is a significant variable, but it is hard to be measured by real-time detection, which has some bad effects on productions.

Your mom probably told you that cracking your knuckles leads to arthritis or some other bad effect on your hands.

"Burning trees for energy is an age-old practice that we know can cause some pretty bad effects if we don't get our heads around doing it the right way".

This model can effectively solve the bad effect caused by the malicious recommendation.

Some generally harmless ones have a bad effect on certain people".

Tradition endures, to good and bad effect – witness the debate about qat, which some want banned.