Sentence examples for the disastrous effect from inspiring English sources

In any case, it ignores the disastrous effect of communism on Romani livelihoods and culture.

Return to Oz reflects on the disastrous effect the drug crystal meth is having on America's homosexual community.

But these advantages were not enough to offset the disastrous effect on Ireland of exposure to the full impact of Britain's Industrial Revolution.

The next time the economy contracts we will see the disastrous effect of allowing 125percentt debt-consolidation mortgages and allowing lenders to charge rates of interest that were illegal just 20 years ago.

"Insurance" on market moves is always a bad idea, because it does not tamp down market disruptions but instead greatly magnifies them — as in the disastrous effect of "portfolio insurance" in the 1987 crash.

Engineers mistakenly believed the safety warning was a false alarm, the investigation found, and released the next carriage full of passengers, with the disastrous effect that it crashed at high-speed into the empty test carriage.

So are the disastrous effects of obesity.

Hasn't history given us enough examples of the disastrous effects of US and UK interference?

I underestimated the disastrous effects of Assad's neo-liberal/crony-capitalist restructuring during the previous decade.

City officials are now attempting to reverse the disastrous effects, which reduced their ability to influence rental prices.

That one of the disastrous effects of British reticence is that no one talks about death and disease.