Sentence examples for has negative implications from inspiring English sources

That has negative implications for the city's tax base, and for community life as a whole.

Of particular concern is that the word "old" has negative implications when it comes to employment.

"An empty building has negative implications on nearby properties, and the site has significant potential," he said.

It takes only one team to consider an average player its savior to push the scale in a way that has negative implications for all clubs.

In a report released by the institute on Friday, Mr. Bernstein wrote, "These job and wage dynamics erode workers' buying power, and this has negative implications for the strength of the recovery".

Most men I've spoken to voice greater concern over the possibility of unplanned pregnancy than contracting an infection that has negative implications for their health and fertility; it seems the realities of the former are far more visceral than the latter.

But slowing an investigation could have negative implications, too.

But it could have negative implications for the car industry.

The Office for Budget Responsibility warns it could have negative implications for business and consumer confidence.

If oil prices were to hover around $100 next year, Mr. Schweitzer said, that would have negative implications for the stock market.

The firm added that the decision "could have negative implications for the advice that can be provided" by British accountants.