Sentence examples for different negative consequences from inspiring English sources

Different aspects of road development had different negative consequences for the environment.

Adding rainfall in the wet season for the Vadu and AMK sites, for example, would have significantly different (and negative) consequences relative to adding moisture during the half of the year when nearly none falls.

As children and young adolescents with ADHD move into older adolescence and adulthood, they face different negative outcomes and consequences of their symptoms and these may lead to the development of higher levels of anger and hostility than we have found in this study.

Discussions of Evolutionarily Significant Units and Management Units (reviews in Crandall et al. 2000; Fraser and Bernatchez 2001) have also fuelled the concern that mixing genetic material from different environments will have negative consequences for the populations being managed.

"The brain is incredibly complex, so it is reasonable to expect that introducing changes from a different evolutionary path might have negative consequences," said Corinne Simonti, a Vanderbilt doctoral student and the study's first author.

It is therefore important to better understand the positive and negative consequences of different emotion regulation strategies.

Professionals were asked on five point Likert scales whether they expected the direct pathway to have positive or negative consequences for different aspects of the hearing aid provision.

We suggest that the presence of CPPs signals the other organism reliably the presence of a fungus, but probably dependent on other factors of this interaction, this can lead to different responses with positive or negative consequences for this interaction.

In the short run, a different sort of negative consequence would be felt immediately if the estate tax disappeared.

These negative consequences were starkly different between sites.

Local differences in access to specialist antenatal care, as found in this study in which the women had been given care in four different settings, seem to explain the negative consequences of the disconnected model of care.