Sentence examples for adverse and from inspiring English sources

The conditions for parachuting are adverse, and remoteness means a lack of resources.

Yet this one, which could give rise to an adverse and unfortunate public perception was left unmentioned.

For most of the day in London, no buses were running because of "adverse and dangerous driving conditions," transportation officials said.

Today's matches were played in adverse and changing conditions -- heavy rain and wind in the morning, sunshine and calmer conditions in the afternoon.

They are doing all the right things although the markets are adverse and their funding costs are higher," said Ivan Lathouders, a Bank Degroof analyst.

Risk management means protecting oneself from the adverse and unexpected decisions others may make and, in the process, making better decisions than they do.

But he said the three articles had been "exceptionally adverse and hostile".

The influence of fashion need not always be adverse and the trend towards fielding credible line-ups in this tournament has been refreshing.

He also decreed that the state's deficient funding system violates the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 by causing an adverse and disparate impact on minority students, over 70percentt of whom live in New York City.

Under that system, now called the patient occurrence reporting and tracking system, hospitals must inform the state when "an unintended adverse and undesirable development in an individual patient's condition" occurs in the hospital.

In France, we are risk-adverse and debt is considered a social disease.