"People may fixate on the possible negative consequences of making the wrong choice.
Some lawmakers supporting the drive against the federal government acknowledged the possible negative consequences.
They would also require women to sign a statement that they agreed to abortion after reading of possible negative consequences, including "the onset of infertility".
The possible negative consequences of a continuing impasse or total collapse of the negotiations include the following: The newly installed and Republican-controlled US congress, which takes office in January, could impose a new tranche of sanctions.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), concerned about possible negative consequences of the world economic crisis on new democracies, approved a $600 million three-year loan in July to Ghana to reduce its budget deficit and to protect its currency.
But if you don't fully understand the inner workings of the device it's a lot harder to get a handle on possible negative consequences.
It is also trying to anticipate possible negative consequences of an advanced technology such as the ability to eventually be able to break encryption.
Acting under conditions of uncertainty (i.e., if few or ambiguous pieces of information are available) bears the risk of possible negative consequences.
Thus, plant breeders and molecular biologists should be aware of the possible negative consequences of changing antinutrients in major plant foods [18].
Also, little is known regarding whether increased patient or provider awareness improves clinical outcomes, or whether there are possible negative consequences of awareness for CKD patients.
Furthermore, the results emphasize the importance of establishing international control regimes for WEEE flows and reveal possible negative consequences of the recent trend of dematerialization.
