Sentence examples for possible negative effect from inspiring English sources
"For the typical gun control law," Professor Volokh said, "you'll have very little positive effect but a possible negative effect".
To confuse matters, there has been criticism of Hürriyet in Israel for publishing the pictures because of the possible negative effect on the morale of the country's troops.
It has raised criticism on all fronts - from the fact that Whiteread is neither Jewish nor Austrian, to its possible negative effect on local trade and complaints about the loss of parking spaces for the square's residents.
The missile shield debate (front page, May 2) has largely focused on the possible negative effect of United States relations with Europe and Russia, often overlooking the consequences for the increasingly important relationship with China.
In this way, we avoided any possible negative effect of the water.
They argue that staff focusing on the possible negative effect upon attendance may shadow the opportunities afforded by technology.
These indicators allow to assess the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm and to determine the possible negative effects derived from the configuration parameter modifications.
The possible negative effects of these kinds of self-replicating, evolving machines are complex and difficult to predict.
Now, there are growing concerns about the possible negative effects of the chemical on human health and the environment.
Policymakers are clearly still concerned about the UK's slow productivity growth and the possible negative effects on the labour market.
How, if at all, would you balance promoting the health benefits and providing information (or warnings) about the possible negative effects of the product?
