Sentence examples for worked adversely from inspiring English sources

What did effectively take root in the 1970s is the rise of the U.S. Empire in its growing use of militarization, which has worked adversely against protecting the civil liberties of Black, Brown, and trans* folks.

There is evidence that low educational attainment and being unemployed or having never worked adversely impacts long-term mental health.

Often, poor working environments adversely affect provider performance by placing them at risk for stress and depression.

PPE was found to be slightly associated with depressive symptoms in this study, which indicated that the specific working environment adversely affects underground coal miners' mental health.

Saline condition severely limits the choice of crop, adversely affect crop germination and yields and can make soils difficult to work.

But it is possible, he said, "the chronic experience of stress often associated with working long hours adversely affects metabolic processes," or leads to depression and sleep problems.

If you think you're being sabotaged at work, keep a business-like record of how your work was adversely affected.

Page told Bloomberg News this spring that he still attends Gazprom shareholder meetings, and that U.S. sanctions against top Kremlin officials and state-owned Russian companies have hurt his consulting business and the value of his Gazprom shares.  . "So many people who I know and have worked with have been so adversely affected by the sanctions policy," Page said in March.

His editors dispute that his work had adversely affected his style.

River pollution, as well as dams built for hydroelectric works, have adversely affected natural spawning habits, especially those of salmon and sea trout, and Finland has established a large number of fish-breeding stations at which artificial spawning is induced.

The work was adversely affecting my health, my relationships, and my other responsibilities, too much to bear.