Sentence examples for impose adverse from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, advocates of "sin" taxes contend that consumers of certain products impose adverse budgetary externalities on the rest of us — that if the consumption induces, say, smoking- or obesity-related illness, it raises health care costs, which we all pay for through higher taxes or insurance premiums.

Drug residues present in the environment impose adverse effects to aquatic world.

The explosion of anti-nuclear movements will impose adverse effects on the nuclear power decision-making in China.

Moreover, it has been shown that the presence of ions even at concentrations much lower than those of contemporary oceans would impose adverse effects on membrane self-assembly and RNA polymerization, and consequently the prebiotic medium could not have been salted.

As such a negative relationship could be caused by lower than average wage replacement rates of unemployed women [ 46], policies which widen the educational gaps or influence employment opportunities and social gradient would impose adverse effects on health equity and other social outcomes [ 47].

Overactive Umodl1 signaling imposed adverse effects initially on the wellness of oocytes themselves, followed by mis-communication between oocytes and GCs.

'Fuel reliability' has a much broader definition than just maintaining mechanical integrity and being leaker free – fuel must fully meet the specifications, impose no adverse impacts on plant operation and safety, and maintain quantifiable margins within design and operational envelopes.

Increasing the ionic strength of the plant water increased recoveries, and the effect on decreasing concentrate grade was minimal, therefore the practice of water recycle and reuse should not impose any adverse impact during beneficiation of the PGM-bearing ore from the Merensky reef.

Similarly in Jatropha, seed-specific silencing of FAD2-1 did not impose any adverse effect on Jatropha vegetative growth, as there was no change in the fatty acid profile in vegetative tissues of T0 and T1 (data not shown) plants in greenhouse conditions.

MTBE, a fuel oxygenate added to gasoline in parts of the USA, appears to have imposed significant adverse impacts on groundwater.

The experiments have been performed in the MTL wind tunnel with a contoured wall imposing an adverse pressure gradient on the flow over a flat plate.