Sentence examples for most positive consequences from inspiring English sources
The three scenarios based on plantations of rainforest trees have similar, moderately positive consequences for biodiversity, while a mosaic of plantations and restoration plantings has the most positive consequences for biodiversity in cleared rainforest landscapes.
Improved urban mobility looks set to be the most positive consequence of the Games.
SIR —Your review of Paul Collier's new book failed to mention the most important positive consequence of aid: its potential to improve economic policy.
Each technology revolution unleashed a series of unintended consequences (most positive, some negative) creating a multiplier effect on society's productivity and standards of living.
The most innovative cities and regions tend to have higher social mobility and higher wages in lower-skilled service sectors, so there are positive consequences for most people.
Political scientist Robert Putnam, of Bowling Alone fame, has most notably staked out this position: Despite its many positive consequences, Putnam maintains, increased cultural diversity makes people hunker down and isolate themselves in general.
Furthermore, only 2 out of 40 participants reported afterwards that the most morally right thing to do is to assign themselves to the positive consequences task (Batson et al. 1999: 529).
"It is clear to me that most religious beliefs are simply false," he says, although acknowledging that they may--or may not--have positive consequences.
The most positive sign came from ADP.
The energy directed to uncertain positive consequences makes football exciting and fun.
