Sentence examples similar to politically adverse from inspiring English sources
"We didn't embrace things we thought were unwise, even if they were going to be politically appealing, and we were certainly not going to embrace things that had a big risk of adverse consequences," Geithner said.
As Ginger D. Anders, a Justice Department lawyer who also argued on Heffernan's behalf, put it yesterday, even if Heffernan wasn't politically active, the city still violated one of his rights: the "right not to have adverse action taken against him by his employer for the unconstitutional purpose of suppressing disfavored political beliefs".
In her letter, Sass cites four studies, involving three politically controversial chemicals, purporting to show that industry-funded research is more likely to find no adverse effects from the chemical studied, whereas government-funded studies are more likely to detect such effects.
For example, it was sufficient that a lawyer in Gujarat, Pakistan, who represented a rival political party, was perceived as having a politically adverse opinion to the persecutor irrespective of the lawyer's actual political opinions.
"Adverse outcomes?" Spears asks.
Both were politically weak.
Politically, Republicans usually win.
