Sentence examples for merely adverse from inspiring English sources

In the merely adverse case, the Fed assumes it goes as high as 4 percent during a putative recession that goes from the end of 2012 to the beginning of 2014.

"The Communion now faces a crisis over what holds us together," Bishop Anis said, according to The Associated Press, "and indeed whether we can remain together if we hold not merely adverse, but contradictory views of the Scripture and what it teaches".

What must never be forgotten when infusing inotropic agents and assessing adequate organ perfusion is that, in critical illness, beta-adrenergic stimulation has virtually no positive, but merely adverse effects on the heart itself (exponential elevation of oxygen demand due to increases in heart rate or triggering of tachyarrhythmias, induction of myocardial stunning at high dosages [ 12]).

However, as for the worsening of pain prior to the second course of heavy ion radiotherapy, we do not think it was merely an adverse event; in fact, we think it was a symptom of sacral lesion progression.

Making an unrecognized and unenforced demand merely reinforces the adverse nature of the possession.

Neuro-inflammation in IP may not merely be the adverse effect of microglial scavenging of degenerating neurons and reaction to aberrant protein.

19 This can complicate the interpretation of studies in the elderly because it is usually unclear whether the weight loss precipitates or merely reflects the adverse medical condition.

This pattern of a crossover interaction on CR supports the 'differential susceptibility' theory that states that individuals of a certain genetic make-up are not merely vulnerable to an adverse outcome but rather 'susceptible': they are more likely to suffer from an adverse environment but also benefit more from a supportive one (Belsky et al. 2009).

White House officials deny that, saying that the Republicans have been inconsistent about their own proposals and that the president is merely pointing out the adverse consequences that Republicans want to avoid discussing.

Proponents of the vetoed Georgia law said that it would merely provide protection from adverse state action against a person for the exercise of a religious belief, but the clear intention was to create a religion-based exemption for marriage-equality opponents.

Persistence itself is not an adverse outcome, merely a risk factor, and the critical issue for prioritizing contaminant occurrence is a strong relationship between bioactivity and potential adverse effects on organisms.