Sentence examples for has attendant from inspiring English sources

**** Above by Isla Morley (Two Roads £8.99) The central premise of Morley's novel is a stroke of genius, but it's one that also has attendant pitfalls.

The failure mode for edifice host rock has attendant implications for the structural stability of the edifice and the efficiency of the sidewall outgassing of the volcanic conduit.

Lowering regulatory levels has attendant costs but may not achieve benefits, for example, if the previous level were already below an actual or practical threshold.

The use of herbicides has attendant problems such as cost, concerns related to health and the environment, and the evolution of herbicide resistance in weeds.

Clinical diagnostic criteria (Seattle and Baltimore criteria) are generally used to diagnose VOD/SOS[ 26, 27 ], although liver biopsy remains the gold standard but has attendant risks in thrombocytopenic patients.

The management of chronic diseases like HIV/AIDS and cancer, the incidences of which are on the increase, has attendant ethical implications about care, cost and consequences on patients' personality, values and families.

Moreover, the costs of cutting food could have attendant effects in other areas.

Tristopolis is built on a subterranean necroflux power station fuelled by the bones of the deceased; machines have attendant spirits, and the dead consort with the living.

And, of course, an increased number of service projects have attendant expenses.

Work certainly added an element of stress to my life, which had attendant consequences to my performance as a parent.

The mode of binding of Ii1 is remarkable in several key respects, which have attendant implications for IDE's mechanism of catalysis and for future drug design.