Sentence examples for negative social implications from inspiring English sources

Some clothing choices have possible perceived negative social implications and can be associated with stereotypes, sexuality, and may even be considered taboo (Hayfield 2013).

Informants described the small-scale farming practised by local communities in Butana as environmentally friendly and as having no negative social implications.

There are negative social implications to keeping a system that allows the creation of second class citizens, especially when it comes to public safety.

Admittedly, there was likely a leaning toward thinking of negative social implications by many study participants, but it was not our intention to imply that.

Conversely, respondents who feared negative social implications of cholera were less likely to anticipate acceptance of OCVs.

There can be negative social implications for people living within the context of a broader community who may be largely uneducated about hepatitis C transmission.

Our data indicate that participants in our study did not necessarily universally link "negative" with "social implications".

A common critique of urban sprawl is that it leads to increased land fragmentation, which has negative social and ecological implications.

Stillbirths are however one of the most adverse outcomes of pregnancy, causing significant negative social and health implications for families and society [ 1].

The findings echo what was previously found in other low-income settings in Africa and Asia, with the general agreement that a fistula has negative social and psychological implications that result from its physical manifestations [ 16, 20, 22, 23, 26, 45– 50].

Negative space has tragic social implications in the single drawing by Robert Gober that provides one of the show's exclamation points.