That, in turn, may have adverse consequences for equity in learning opportunities and outcomes.
This may well have adverse consequences for children when they grow up -- and it undeniably hurts them now.
The worries expressed by opponents that it might have adverse consequences for medical care and society have not been realised.
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.
The NTA cannot advise drug treatment services to follow a course of action which is illegal and could have adverse consequences for provider services".
"But I believe that prosperity imposes its own difficult choices, because there are so many temptations to do things that seem easy that will have adverse consequences".
When one country's economies policies may have adverse consequences for the rest of the world, the group is reduced to finger-pointing and acrimony.
Evidence shows that killing terrorist leaders — or "decapitating" terrorist organizations, in military parlance — rarely ends violence on its own and can actually have adverse consequences.
"Advocacy groups use language whose emotional content can increase unnecessary evacuation, and thus can have adverse consequences for public health in the event of a release," the report said.
At Tuesday's Senate Finance Committee hearing, Bruce E. Rosenblum, managing director of the Carlyle Group, a Washington-based private equity firm, argued that changing the tax treatment for private equity managers would have adverse consequences.
