Sentences with phrase «seriously damaging impact»

Sounds like a serious bit of kit without a seriously damaging impact on the wallet.

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If marketed to the age of 36 months, they risk being bottle fed for this duration and seriously damaging oral development, normal growth and other negative health impacts.

It can be really damaging and dangerous, causing moms to accidentally starve their newborns and seriously impacting their mental health.

The Barbie Dream House I mentioned earlier, for example; if a toddler sees the house in the store when mom was just running in to buy diapers, and she gives in and lets her child have it because she wants to make her happy or feels that her bond with her child will somehow be impacted, that can be seriously damaging to the child.

Indeed, the damage resulting from impairment of drinking water services would seriously impact the quality of life of many people not only by directly harming them but also making water systems unusable for a long period of time with a risk of societal disorder (similar situation as with any accidental contamination events or natural disasters).»

If the braking system is seriously damaged in the initial impact, Multi Collision Brake will not act as safe braking can not be guaranteed.

A bankruptcy seriously damages your credit score and can negatively impact your ability to get credit, find a job or rent a home for years.

[10:31 a.m. Updated In a conversation about the storm with Malcolm Bowman of Stony Brook late last night, we mused on whether Irene's impact would serve as a wakeup call prompting the city, which will face rising damage risk as sea levels rise in this century, to seriously consider storm surge barriers like those on the Thames.

The force of the impact purportedly caused extensive damage to the bus and seriously injured a 58 - year - old passenger.