Sentence examples for the dangerous effect from inspiring English sources

Such conduct has the dangerous effect of undermining operational effectiveness of the work to secure this country and borders on undermining diplomatic relations with our partners in the international community.

But the government's new tough approach may have the dangerous effect of uniting the various armed gangs that oppose it in the oil-rich region.In the early hours of September 13th the armed forces launched an air-and-sea attack on a militant camp in the Niger Delta.

This removal of normative content from the ideological apparatuses has the dangerous effect of depoliticising the organization of social life and therefore justifying its institutions by rendering them functional within a system of supposedly technically necessary activity.

A very effective parable about the dangerous effects of sudden wealth and one that should be read to all lottery winners.

But Ms. Heffernan is chiefly concerned with the dangerous effects of this blindness.

By a slight change of emphasis, the fabulist could have been able to draw a moral about the dangerous effects of gluttony.

To educate the black women about the dangerous effects of ingesting starch, he designed and distributed pamphlets, wrote columns in The Amsterdam News, appeared on local radio programs and, on television, filmed 23 segments for "The McCreary Report".

The theory has stimulated other researchers to think in new conceptual terms about how they could modify the dangerous effects of alcohol on membranes, which seems to be possible in experiments on goldfish and bacteria.

Our findings highlight that the reduction of soot emission in terms of mass does not automatically lead to a reduction of the dangerous effects and show that soot particles from different diesel engines possess different biological behaviour towards human cells.

Because it's a relatively new kind of injury that we're looking at and seeing the dangerous effects of it, it's going to take a while for players to understand why they shouldn't cheat baseline tests.

The magnitude and frequency of such variations was successfully evaluated by normal time-plot in each of the room and evidenced the dangerous effects of the chandelier lighting the Carcer and of the normal lamp located on the catwalk inside Convent; on the contrary LEDs demonstrated to be suitable from the conservation point of view.