Sentence examples for but also through adverse from inspiring English sources

Existing property boundary fences may be in the wrong location but also, through adverse possession, be the current legal boundaries.

Responsible rationing of high radiation imaging services delivers health system savings, not just in terms of utilisation rates and short-term expenditure; but also through a reduction in subsequent adverse outcomes such as radiation-induced cancer.

Through action, through circumstance, but also through Mike's face.

You should save not only for retirement, but also for adverse income shocks.

This burdens corporations not only with cumbersome and costly procedures, but also with adverse tax consequences, e.g. the realization and taxation of undisclosed (or hidden) reserves.

It may not only result in formation damage, but also have an adverse influence on production performance.

It also found that economic abuse not only restricted women's access to money but also had an adverse impact on their employment and education.

It suggested the development could pay for itself and then some – but also noted significant adverse impacts it would have on the river.

44 More efforts should be made to improve this evaluation through not only universal infant hearing screening programs but also, monitoring of neuroauditory adverse events from potential ototoxic agents that are given repeatedly over time.

This is likely not only to worsen equity but also to further increase adverse selection.

HES is a potent drug with presumably beneficial characteristics, but also known dose-dependent adverse effects.