Sentence examples for greater negative consequences from inspiring English sources
"Certainly, there are negative consequences to backing down, but sometimes there are equal if not greater negative consequences in going forward".
They also contend that extremist views by Muslims carry far greater negative consequences for Muslim Americans than extremist remarks in support of Israel do for Jewish Americans.
He added: "There is no other relationship that, if mismanaged, carries greater negative consequences for America and the world".
They warned of "severe downside risks for growth that could have even greater negative consequences for trade if they came to pass," and cited the European debt crisis, rising oil prices and geopolitical risks as being of particular concern.
I am puzzled, however, that Mr. Krugman has not raised and countered the arguments made by Paul Kennedy ("Don't surrender U.S. influence to Beijing," Views, Sept. 30) and others that argue revaluation done under U.S. compulsion may have far greater negative consequences for America's standing in the world.
More dangerous and with greater negative consequences than we care to admit.
These trends within the IPCC has directly contributed to the growing awareness that those most responsible for causing climate change are not the ones who are most likely to bear the greatest negative consequences.
Dependency is evaluated and classified in different ways, although in general terms, the greater the dependency, the greater the negative consequences for the older adult, his/her family and for the society.
Axis one involved vision-related QoL: the more positive the value, the greater the negative consequences on vision related quality of life.
Moreover, the options available to the central bank have less power to generate growth, a greater chance of negative consequences, or both, than those it has already tried.
Given that these groups are arguably at greater risk for negative consequences because of later-stage diagnosis, these findings are encouraging.
