Sentence examples for because of the negative implications from inspiring English sources
Rights4Girls and the McCain Institute recently launched the No Such Thing campaign in an effort to end the use of this term because of the negative implications it has for victims of child sex trafficking and their legal rights.
Innovate UK's Roland Meister questions whether some of the negative implications have been considered: "Thousands and thousands of people are employed to drive vehicles.
Unfortunately, because the extensive civil consequences of taking plea offers are often unknowable to participants in the case, it is impossible to account for all of the negative implications.
Like a lot of biologists, I'm not a huge fan of alien species because of the impact on native wildlife and the negative implications for biodiversity overall".
"Because it allows you to take away the trauma or maybe the negative implications of what it means to be an Asian person, so you can feel comfortable in your own skin".
There are plenty of people, like Ian, who are equipped with objective information about the negative implications of smoking, but continue to smoke in some capacity anyway.
Companies are staying private longer and longer, and New Enterprise Associates NEAA) has a new plan to combat the negative implications of the trend.
But for sex worker led advocacy organization SCOT-PEP, which is based in Edinburgh, the negative implications of the crackdown were entirely foreseeable.
But for sex worker led advocacy organisation SCOT-PEP, which is based in Edinburgh, the negative implications of the crackdown were entirely foreseeable.
