Sentence examples for make an adverse from inspiring English sources

"Executive counsel considers that there is no realistic prospect that a tribunal would make an adverse finding against E&Y in the UK or members within that firm.

The rough internal surface can make an adverse effect on fatigue life of the mold.

If the Council does make an adverse report, Parliament may amend the bill to rid it of any differentiating measures before sending it back to the Council for inspection.

The drug was infused into his right arm through a cannula over a period of six minutes - it later emerged that this was 15 times quicker than it had been administered to monkeys in earlier trials, making an adverse reaction more likely.

The latest adjudication by the UN human rights committee relates to five refugees – one Iranian, three Sri Lankan Tamils and one Afghan Hazara – who were illegally detained between 2009 and 2015 because the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation had made an "adverse security assessment" against each of them.

When the distance between the PT and the PR decreases to 20m, the maximum threshold with cooperative relaying is about 27, while it is higher than 30 for non-cooperative relaying, and the cooperation between the PU and the SU makes an adverse effect on the maximum achievable transmission capacity of the cognitive network.

Asked by a senator if he could make a decision adverse to G.M.'s interests, Mr. Wilson replied, "I cannot conceive of one because for years I thought that what was good for our country was good for General Motors, and vice versa".

The government denied it had broken a promise not to make any adverse changes to superannuation in its first term.

So I think his judgement was political rather than, in a sense, going to substance of an ICAC finding, and indeed ICAC has said I think they're not seeking to make any adverse finding against him.

Its revelations include: "Make a fortune under adverse circumstances".

What could be more loaded with nostalgia and sentimentality than a journey to a remote place, like Norway, to make a painting under adverse conditions?