Sentence examples for considerable adverse consequences from inspiring English sources

Childhood obesity has considerable adverse consequences for children's physical health, persistence of obesity into adulthood and health later in life [ 5].

"The information provided to the minister identified in sufficiently unambiguous terms the inevitable and considerable adverse effect which the closure of the fund will have, particularly on those who, as a consequence, will lose the ability to live independently," she added.

In addition to being potent hypoglycemic agents, the use of sulfonylureas is accompanied by considerable weight gain and worsening obesity, together with the adverse consequences of this undesirable side effect (8).

Arguments in favour of a "considerable" expansion of QE advanced at this month's MPC meeting were: "The potential adverse consequences of adding another large monetary stimulus might be less severe than the possible costs of acting too cautiously.

However, there is considerable evidence to suggest that nurses often inadequately identify and respond to patients' psychological needs, sometimes with adverse consequences for physical health and recovery.

This principle has two adverse consequences.

But political muscle has insulated them from any adverse consequences.

"This proposal has adverse consequences for the consumer," he said.

An argument that change will lead to adverse consequences.

Doubt many adverse consequences Harvard Faculty or student body.

He still regularly criticises Islam without any adverse consequences.