Sentence examples for So adversely from inspiring English sources

So, adversely, I started collecting.

"I've never had my work stolen so adversely as this," Mr. Neistat said.

In March, a federal judge in California dismissed the lawsuit, citing a State Department opinion that the case could interfere with the ongoing peace process and so adversely affect American foreign policy.

"In 2001, the rule-making process culminated in a finding that snowmobiling so adversely impacted the wildlife and resources of the parks that all snowmobile use must be halted".

If I can be so adversely affected by sunshine overload, then I tend to believe people when they say the opposite – that cold, dark, wintery weather disastrously affects their mood.

Here lies part of the reason why markets reacted so adversely to the prospect of Sonia Ghandi forming a Congress Party government, or the need for this government to have Indian Communist Party support.

Failure to do so will adversely affect the sectoral output, income, and employment sectors of Bangladesh with a reduction in the per capita GDP of the country as a whole. 1 US$ = 76 Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) on an average.

The legislation would allows governors to decline to comply with the Environmental Protection Agency's standards for power plant emissions if they found doing so would adversely affect electricity rates or reliability.

This leads to decreased resistance to infections, so it adversely affects the patient's compliance to TB treatment that can increase mortality from the disease [ 18].

Therefore, the clinical implication is that a woman who wishes to switch from an AI to tamoxifen after 2 to 3 years because of side effects or for whatever reason can do so without adversely affecting outcome, at least for up to 5 years of treatment.

"While these regulations set time standards," it said, "it also provides doctors flexibility in scheduling appointments, as long as doing so would not adversely affect the patient's condition".