Sentence examples for especially adverse from inspiring English sources
Just the other day the Journal warned the readers of what, it condeded, has been hitherto unnoticed "especially adverse effect of the corporation profit tax as a drag against more efficient economic activity".
Mr. Greenspan described his approach to monetary policy in a 2004 speech in which he said that central banks are in the business of risk management, and that sometimes requires "insurance against especially adverse outcomes".
The presence of e.g. photophobia, osmophobia or food craving might result in a pronounced perception of intense visual stimuli such as bright or flickering light as especially adverse and even pain inducing or in an increased intake of certain foods and thus lead to the conclusion in patients and physicians, that these factors can actually trigger migraine pain.
Being especially adverse toward Sforza, they entered into negotiations for peace with Venice, which, also faced with Sforza's threat, was willing to come to terms, albeit dictated by herself.
Our results show that G. moholi is physiologically capable of employing torpor, but does use it only under especially adverse conditions.
Evidently, G. moholi has the potential to enter torpid states, but probably only does so under especially adverse conditions, so torpor bouts are relatively rare.
Adverse events, especially serious adverse events, should be reported to the HKSR Biologics Registry.
Though I was born in Queens and was reared in the suburbs by parents who viewed sleeping under the stars as being strictly for escaped convicts, I have long been fascinated with surviving outside, especially under adverse conditions.
An F.D.A. panel voted 10 to 1 in November to approve it, with one member expressing concern about safety, especially about adverse reactions like redness at the injection site and occasional fever.
However, further research is needed, especially on adverse side-effects and their ecological and economical consequences.
Ms Wood also called on him to "oppose centralisation that puts lives at risk, especially in adverse weather conditions".
