Sentence examples for both positive and negative implications from inspiring English sources
Excess cash has both positive and negative implications on shareholder value.
Mr Stallman said Valve's move had both positive and negative implications.
Less vessel traffic that crosses at the Strait of Malacca will have both positive and negative implications.
Networks can have both positive and negative implications that are assumed to be associated with an individual's performance.
In this sense, comparisons between Brazil and the Philippines have carried both positive and negative implications.
Anderson and lead singer/guitarist Eric Rutan both did time in Morbid Angel, who have basically become the Ramones of their genre — an analogy with both positive and negative implications.
Tomlinson very aptly and with great integrity enumerates both environmentally positive and negative implications of the roles information technologies may play in mitigating climate change.
Instead, the scenarios can be considered possible circumstances that will have both positive and negative effects, implications and outcomes.
These interactions may have both positive and negative biological implications.
Social network effects may have both positive and negative health implications for alcohol consumption patterns, depending on the context and the circumstances [ 15].
As explained in the literature review, there is evidence of both positive and negative health implications of migration in different settings, and similarly positive and negative implications for household socioeconomic status reported in different studies.
