Sentence examples for potential negative implications from inspiring English sources

Geoengineering is a technology that we must abandon, because of its potential negative implications for the planet and its people".

However, increasing nestedness would also increase interspecific pollen transfer, with potential negative implications for plant reproductive outcome, in turn reducing the ecological functionality of the system in terms of fruit- and seed-set, and individual seed mass (see below).

Social isolation can cause a myriad of behavioural and physiological changes that are detrimental to the well-being of rats, with potential negative implications for a range of experimental paradigms.

Contrasting the limited possibilities of tCDR to reduce the pressure on the planetary boundary for climate change with the potential negative implications on the status of other planetary boundaries highlights that tCDR via biomass plantations should not be considered a 'green' CE method but a full scale engineering intervention.

Due to the potential negative implications of the remaining 20% of lands within the watershed being managed without consideration for water quality, the CRD, through a combination of land exchanges and purchases, eventually acquired much of the remaining lands within the SLW.

While this opens up immense opportunities for people and provides extensive benefits for the human race, it also has many potential negative implications and runs the risk of manifesting fears of a cyborg culture as reality.

"We didn't fully consider the potentially negative implications of this phrase".

Mr. McMillan said of the potential negative tax implications, "that's not a legal position we support.

Hence, the dissemination of resistance to antimicrobials among EHEC isolates may have potential negative clinical implications for therapeutic advancement, thus suggesting that antimicrobial therapy should be combined with the oral administration of shiga-toxin binding or inactivating agentshiga-toxin bindings (MacCornachinactivating2004).

Board members and CIOs can discuss regulation's potential efficiencies, negative implications, opportunities for rationalization, and other business impacts.

Rather, they should carefully consider whether the potential benefits of that vote clearly outweigh the negative implications that are likely to result.