Women using hand or machine tools not designed for their anatomical dimensions may face additional negative health consequences, especially injury or musculoskeletal problems.
Longer after the event women may be more prepared to face negative aspects of labour and birth, such as having a long labour, medical interventions, or an unsatisfactory relationship with the caregiver.
Those who do develop addictive behaviors may face a range of negative health consequences, Turel noted.
Meanwhile, Mr Son and, more likely, the other executives may face a jail term.But the negative financial market reaction to the indictments exacerbated by the global stockmarket meltdown this week has made reform seem suddenly less appealing to many South Koreans.
Given that age-based comparisons are frequent, if not endemic, in everyday life, 3 it is likely that older people may quite often find themselves facing negative age comparisons, and consequently, many may also perform everyday physical tasks suboptimally, and appear, and believe that they are more dependent on help than is actually necessary.
Schools also have a huge role to play in building resilience to the negative pressures and attitudes girls may face, and lessons that do this need to be a priority in all school timetables".
In a male dominated society such as Nigeria, HIV-negative male partners who use PrEP may face stigma owing to HIV infection of the female partner.
S.& P. says that 114 companies of the 434 are on its negative outlook list, which means that they may face a credit downgrade over the next six months to two years.
That Deutsche Bank, which has one of the thinner cash cushions among its peers, may face a fine of billions of dollars from regulators in the United States has given investors extra incentive to add to their negative bets.
