Sentence examples for has adverse consequences from inspiring English sources

"This proposal has adverse consequences for the consumer," he said.

This has adverse consequences for the health and wellbeing of LGBTI people".

"This not only has adverse consequences on individuals and their families, but also can weaken previously stable societies, as opportunities to advance in a good job and improve one's standard of living become the exception rather than the rule".

This has adverse consequences for the country's economy.

Engaging in bullying also has adverse consequences for bullies.

Circuit variability has adverse consequences on design predictability and yield in Nanometer CMOS.

That, in turn, may have adverse consequences for equity in learning opportunities and outcomes.

The worries expressed by opponents that it might have adverse consequences for medical care and society have not been realised.

This may well have adverse consequences for children when they grow up -- and it undeniably hurts them now.

They fear that an overreliance on the military will have adverse consequences for privacy and civil liberties.

"In terms of the athletic population, beta-blockers have adverse consequences," said Donald J. Rose, the founding director of the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries in Manhattan.