Sentence examples for possible adverse impacts from inspiring English sources

Once it acquires this knowledge the business has to act to reduce risks and prevent, as much as possible, adverse impacts.

Moreover, the prospect of (limited) free electricity could help to mitigate the possible adverse impacts that future dynamic pricing tariffs might have on the fuel poor and help address equity implications of dynamic pricing [37].

The global timber sector currently faces the dual challenges of meeting the growing demand of quality timber products and minimising possible adverse impacts on the environment and human health.

In cases where there are limited resources for the eradication of an epidemic, or where we seek to minimise possible adverse impacts of interventions, it is essential to optimise the efficacy of control measures.

These and other policy options need careful consideration for their feasibility, affordability and possible adverse impacts.

The uncertainty around nanoparticles is enhanced by gaps in our ability to identify or determine the presence of nanoparticle toxicity or other possible adverse impacts.

The company said the decision was taken "to minimise any possible adverse impact on the company of certain reports recently published by the media on his family background".

We first read the news on the front page of the Washington "Post", & the reporter, Don Oberdrofer, writing from Tokyo, said, "there was no recognition of the possible adverse impact on the U.S. Congress or executive branch of the new moves to suppress internal opposition".

In a statement late Wednesday, China Everbright said, "The board has been advised by Mr. Li that he, for the best interest of the company and its shareholders as a whole, has decided to resign from the board and its executive committee in order to minimize any possible adverse impact on the company of certain reports recently published by the media on his family background".

Border adjustments are currently discussed to limit the possible adverse impact of climate policies on competitiveness and carbon leakage.

Butterflies (Lepidoptera) have been suggested for environmental monitoring of genetically modified organisms (GMO) due to their suitability as ecological indicators, and because of the possible adverse impact of the cultivation of current transgenic crops.