Sentence examples for be very adverse from inspiring English sources

More importantly, unlike past Presidents who did little to prevent Soviet military action in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, as 27 Soviet and Warsaw Pact divisions amassed on the Polish border ready to invade to crush the nascent Solidarity movement, Carter publicly and privately signaled to the Soviets that there would be "very adverse consequences".

"This has been very adverse for the fishermen," Mr. Simmons said.

It is hardly true today that, as Max wrote to Marjorie in 1932, "these times are very adverse to advances, and generally speaking, there is no occasion to pay one on a first novel".

"I feel like I am very adverse to the sun, I don't like the sun at all," said Armisen.

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.

The acute adverse effects seem to be very limited, but the adverse effects in the long term might be a problem.

Case-control studies can be very successful in identifying adverse effects from a new treatment where the risk is large, and the adverse effect being studied is otherwise rare in the group being treated.

H. papillosa was shown to be very sensitive to the adverse effects of SCUBA diving.

Even in the post-genomic era, identification of an environmental trigger of disease can be very difficult, and therefore, adverse drug reactions have the advantage that the drug serves as a readily identifiable environmental factor (McDowell et al., 2013).

However, due to the dynamic complexity (cause and effect separated by time and space) of the system by which the body works, it may be very difficult to pinpoint the adverse effect of such chemicals.

For instance, enrolled patients are sometimes lost to follow-up and/or can be very poor at self-diagnosing adverse events.