Sentence examples for have negative implication from inspiring English sources

The Amazon rainforest is losing its ability to absorb carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as trees are dying, which could have negative implication on climate change across the globe.

Thus while public sector HIV clinic services and tuberculosis treatment are free at the point of use in South Africa, patient costs might still pose barriers that could limit universal access to care and could have negative implication for patient retention and adherence.

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.

Using photographs as a factor in the admissions process could have negative implications, if history is any guide.

That would have negative implications for air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions as well as fuel economy.

"In public life, someone in my position has to make a decision, and without fail it's going to have negative implications for someone".

But sharply lower rates, at least this time around, have negative implications for stocks in that they signify a sickly economy.