Sentence examples for its adverse implications from inspiring English sources

In addition to its adverse implications for quality of life, antiemetic underuse may contribute to observed disparities in acute illness during chemotherapy.

Finance ministers from the world's seven wealthiest nations issued a joint statement as the Tokyo market sank, saying they were "concerned about the recent excessive volatility in the exchange rate of the yen and its possible adverse implications for economic and financial stability".

Despite adverse implications for its image, when it comes to territorial disputes, China has been willing to employ coercion.

Obstetric ultrasound has become a significant tool in obstetric practice, however, it has been argued that its increasing use may have adverse implications for women's reproductive freedom.

However, the retraction of any paper because it is "inconclusive" has adverse implications on the integrity of the concept of the peer-review process as the critical foundation of unbiased scientific inquiry.

This is not only difficult because of bogging and the need to tow trucks through the area; it can also have secondary adverse implications for skidding and loading with undesirable landings and skid trails being developed to overcome the problem of the unfinished road.

I support the city's Safer City and Safer Schools programs, but feel their concurrent goal--to reduce crime--will be severely undermined by Proposition E. I hope as responsible voters, you will consider all of the adverse implications of Proposition E, and reject it for the sake of my family and yours.

Its function to publicly reprimand a listed company's director may potentially result in adverse implications on the company's business reputation and the director's continued service on board committees and directorships of other listed companies.

That will have serious adverse implications for community relations just as National Front demonstrations did it in the 1970s.

For the industry at large, however, the adverse implications of the blackout are only short term".

Many of these would be under threat, with adverse implications for some of the 30,000 employees currently employed by Argos.