Sentence examples for harmful implications from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration's repudiation of the International Criminal Court is a grave disappointment with lasting, harmful implications.
The elucidation of colchicine's still unknown redox properties may play an important role in deciphering its beneficial and harmful implications over the human body.
Consequently, this study mapped out various sites within Kakamega metropolis that are likely to contain high levels of heavy metals and ultimately inform the general public on the harmful implications of consuming water contaminated with heavy metals.
ELSI research is strongly predicated by a concern to protect society against harmful implications of science and technology and thus reproduces a long-standing division of labour in our society between promoters of new technology and critical responders (Garud and Ahlstrom [1997]).
Just because this film is based on the work of an African doesn't negate its harmful implications.
Today we're diving into the dark depths of the internet to learn about the new phenomenon of AI-generated fake porn and its potentially harmful implications.
We argue that pervasive computing technologies for elderly care can have beneficial and harmful ethical implications.
This feature has obvious harmful clinical implications and was documented in both experimental [ 36, 37] and human studies [ 34].
The quotation under Challenges Faced from one participant (P9) raises a caution that good intentions could under certain circumstances result in negative consequences (e.g. 'developing an institution which might have harmful political implications').
This was expressed by one participant: "One has to bear in mind that while we want to assist and cooperate with our neighbors, we also don't want to, and we should not assist them in developing an institution which might have immediate political or harmful political implications".
But our society is still so swamped in plastic products that we need tough laws to compel immediate change, especially for such a large-scale issue with very harmful human health implications.
