Sentence examples for traumatic effects from inspiring English sources

It focusses on the traumatic effects of affairs, without acknowledging their "generative" possibilities.

Such a change would, however, significantly reduce the company's stature, with potentially traumatic effects.

As I write, we are still struggling to put together a programme that minimises these traumatic effects.

There are videotapes in which children describe the traumatic effects of their parents' divorces, and the scenes can be gripping.

But then, history – and the traumatic effects of Europe's recent history – is a whole lot closer to the surface in Romania than it is Britain.

The traumatic effects of living a traditional Turkish lifestyle in a cosmopolitan Danish society are abuses within the family and discrimination outside of it.

The drought in particular had a huge and traumatic effect.

Oversupply and low prices had a traumatic effect on the pear industry.

I don't delude myself that the traumatic effect of the divorce on my daughter will ever entirely vanish.

The row had a traumatic effect on Berger, "although it also toughened me up as to what I might expect in the future".

She mentioned the "traumatic effect" the boy's liaison and the discussion it entailed were having on his younger sister and brothers, adolescents too.