Sentence examples for the dreadful impact from inspiring English sources

The researchers, whose work is regarded as the most comprehensive yet, say their findings in no way diminish the dreadful impact Old World diseases had on the people of the New World.

Not the conversation that politicians always claim we are avoiding, about the dreadful impact of migration – but a conversation about our needs as an ageing nation, about our economic and foreign policies, about how immigrants contribute far more in taxes than they take in benefits, and about the fact that there are considerably fewer of them than British people think.

Like other developing countries that will be hit hardest by the effects of global warming, Pakistan has contributed minimally to global emissions but still has to deal with the dreadful impacts of storm surges, natural disasters and heavy rains.

The loss of a child is never less than devastating, but circumstances in China magnify this dreadful impact.

You violate their human rights with brazen impunity and never came to grips with the debilitating and dreadful impact of nearly 50 years of occupation.

Stuart Schwartz, an executive with Hoenig & Company, a market research firm in Rye Brook, N.Y., spoke to a client yesterday whose daughter had been talking with a friend at Cantor at the moment of Tuesday's dreadful impact.

"For me, what it signals is that the Tory cuts have had a dreadful impact on people's lives," says Brabin.

It also has a dreadful impact on those paid to provide state-funded care.

Humanity was beginning to have a dreadful impact on wildlife and in particular on birds, Carson argued.

"Flooding has a dreadful impact on people's lives and my heart goes out to them.

Zinc metal is mainly produced by a hydrometallurgical process, in which zinc electrolyte is recirculated, and impurities especially halides are accumulated then, which have dreadful impacts on the process and product.