Moreover, trophy hunting of large carnivores can have many negative ecological repercussions as discussed in a new study in Biological Conservation.
Although it's perfectly rational to help one child out in their time of need, the harsh truth is that many families will endure negative repercussions as a result.
While estimates suggest that the number of AIDS cases in Thailand will not increase, the disease continues to have negative repercussions for many families, communities and society as a whole.
To sum it all up, if you relish the idea of electing someone who has made money through a business model that, in many instances, destroys value and has negative repercussions for our economy, then Romney is your man.
UNICEF is also concerned that the polarization resulting from on-going inter-communal violence in Rhakine State - now in its second year - could stall or put at risk the many important reform processes currently underway in Myanmar, with negative repercussions for all of Myanmar's children.
The donation was made a week before the movie "The Social Network" was to be released and many speculated, perhaps unfairly, that the donation was timed to blunt any negative repercussions from the film.
As a result, AMAL became, for the most part, a cash transfer program with negative repercussions on the nation's budget and on the employment outcomes of beneficiaries, as the stipend allowed many to remain idle and continue to wait for public sector jobs (Belghazi 2012).
But there were negative repercussions, too.
The students ticked off negative repercussions, including sexually transmitted diseases.
I received tremendous support, but there were also some negative repercussions.
