Sentence examples for but the negative implications from inspiring English sources

The implications for the landscape and the associated increased risk of fire hazards have been already mentioned, but the negative implications for biodiversity are not often discussed and indeed represent a non-reversible loss (Rook and Tallowin 2003).

Mr. Said never directly addressed the question of Orientalist painters in his pages, but the negative implication persisted.

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.

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.

Many Asians still remember the negative implications of hearing 'You all look the same' from a non-Asian".

It is virtually impossible for families to fully consider the negative implications of their decisions to treat.

Tom Sherrington, head at Highbury Grove school, north London, says it's essential schools counter the negative implications of Prevent.

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".

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.

Companies are staying private longer and longer, and New Enterprise Associates NEAA) has a new plan to combat the negative implications of the trend.