Sentence examples for a very adverse from inspiring English sources
"I think we're trapped in a very adverse, self-reinforcing cycle.
This can cause some mortality, and can have a very adverse effect on berry production.
The proton has a very adverse effect when its concentration is above 1 M.
"Before we went public, we realised that if we're wrong it could have a very adverse effect on our business, so we're not doing this lightly," says McCarthy.
The compression torsion coupling effect in the mast proves to be a very adverse effect for towers with single parallel diagonals.
Professor Ephraim Yaar at the Tami Steinmetz Center for Peace Research, who conducts a monthly peace poll, said: 'There certainly will be a very adverse, strong effect.' However, Yaar said the anger among secular Israelis would recede within a month, assuming there are no more similar attacks.
Assuming adaptation benefit (As AR5 does) is invalid, especially in this case when the world climate is now in an unprecedented no-analog state, and the crop models do not capture a number of very adverse effects.
It's not been easy circumstances and everyone has taken to them a bit this year – in very adverse circumstances they have held their heads high and managed to get to Wembley.
In addition to the degraded performance in very adverse conditions, an obvious problem for this system arises if the interference is a single speaker or only a few speakers.
Local 1014 said in a Web post that it was "very adverse" to the auditor's report and accused the investigators of "badgering and trying to intimidate" union members.
On the traffic concerns for the Roseacre Wood site, he said the development would have a "very significant adverse impact on the safety of people using the public highway".
