As commissioner, Orender has seen the first-hand effects of the Connecticut stars bequeathed to a league that is struggling for stability and possibly survival.
More than three-quarters of the students surveyed said they had experienced the second-hand effects of binge drinking, including being interrupted while studying or awakened (58percentt), having to take care of a drunken student (50percentt) or being insulted or humiliated (29percentt).
Like my co-founder, my customers have shown me the first-hand effects of fear, uncertainty and doubt regarding migrants.
There are scientists in America who've been studying second-hand effects of tobacco smoke who are raising these issues now about the e-cigarettes.
While this seems obvious, there is not enough evidence to prove that these products have no second-hand effects.
Voting, in many ways, is like smoking: You wouldn't so much mind that the smoker has chosen to commit a slow suicide were it not for the second-hand effects on the rest of us.
Moreover, obesity has no obvious second-hand effects that immediately affect the health of others [ 19], is indirectly linked to numerous eating behaviours [ 3], many of which are not intrinsically harmful, and, unlike tobacco use, people do need to eat [ 9].
43 argue that by increasing the profile of alcohol through the frame of 'the second-hand effects of drinking' it will be easier to develop policy responses which take account of the 'substantial burden of illness and other harms from alcohol use' (p. 1324 25).
Do those who have experienced at first hand the effects of youth violence agree?
First, it would soften the sense of grievance of those people who suffered at first hand the effects of an inhumane policy, which ended only in the 1960s.
PERHAPS more than any other group, Idaho's farmers have experienced at first hand the effects of the utility's transformation.
