Sentence examples for a serious adverse effect from inspiring English sources

Wikileaks reported that the US embassy in Dhaka had recommended a ban on entry for Rahman in 2008 into the US because of "egregious political corruption that has had a serious adverse effect on US national interests".

More than 40 percent of people over age 65 take five or more medications, and each year about one-third of them experience a serious adverse effect, like a bone-breaking fall, disorientation, inability to urinate, even heart failure.

He then sent out an agency-wide memo, in which he warned that several "individuals, in a session with our congressional overseers, took a position in direct opposition to one that we had corporately decided to follow.... Actions contrary to our decisions will have a serious adverse effect on our efforts to transform N.S.A., and I cannot tolerate them".

Disruptive individuals can have a serious adverse effect on the organizational operations.

Infection is a serious adverse effect of prostate biopsy (P-Bx), and recent reports suggest an increasing incidence.

These biosorbents may have a serious adverse effect which is the possibility of leaching new organic pollutants to the treated water (Altaher 2014).

Because malignant arrhythmias are important complications in HF, deregulation of an arrhythmia-related miRNA such as miRNA-1, by a novel treatment, should be considered as a possibly serious adverse effect.

In trials, hundreds of patients have undergone gene delivery with this vector, and so far not a single serious adverse effect has been reported.

That the medication, however, left her vulnerable to a known, serious adverse effect, to which she succumbed -- likely unnecessarily so.

Osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) is a potentially serious adverse effect of treatment with drugs that suppress bone turnover, especially when given in high-dose regimens to cancer patients.

The 1967 Abortion Act was never extended to Northern Ireland, where a termination is available only if there is "a risk of a real and serious adverse effect on a woman's long-term physical or mental health".