Sentence examples for any negative implication from inspiring English sources

This is necessary to avoid any negative implication on inflation.

"We divest any negative implication from the word and toss it around with love".

The E.U. economic and monetary affairs commissioner, Olli Rehn, said the vote Wednesday "will not have any negative implication for the disbursement of the installments of the loan".

In addition, there are little data regarding whether a prolonged intake of resveratrol has any negative implications either within skeletal muscle, within other organs (liver for example), or on overall metabolic health in humans.

To maintain confidentiality and avoid any negative implications, we collected no identifying information that might enable researchers or funders to directly or indirectly identify faculty participants used in this study.

There are few, if any, negative implications for a GP in carrying out a test for diagnosing a cancer [ 8], while "missing" a cancer would be seen as negligent [ 44, 45] and would be a cause of decisional regret for the doctor [ 46, 47].

"It will have a negative implication to those sitting in middle America".

And neither has the negative implication of "scrawny".

This negative implication intrinsically vilifies Islam, portraying it as the enemy, therein creating the problem.

The terminology used was important; in particular, 'charity' was seen as loaded with negative implication.

You need to make sure you understand and plan for any negative financial implications of equity release.