Of note is that several definitions include comments about actual or potential outcomes, for example, "a threat to patient safety,"[ 34] "potentially negative consequences,"[ 35] "result in a perceived harm,"[ 14] or "result in serious harm"[ 36].
The concern is that if students perceive any potentially negative consequences, they will be tempted to game the system.
The so-called urban heat island effect is often discussed in terms of potentially negative consequences.
Ms. Quart is absolutely right that teenagers who have an abundance of money but an absence of parental guidance will buy more than they really need, with potentially negative consequences.
The idea that gay men were well-dressed, funny and 'emotionally available' with a particular understanding of women is an apparently positive prejudice with potentially negative consequences, he said.
The rules also require that the companies set up dedicated accounts for debt relief payments by consumers and disclose how long the debt-reduction efforts will take, what they will cost and the potentially negative consequences that could occur.
Renzi and his supporters can legitimately point to some potentially negative consequences if Italy votes no, beginning with the likely dissolution of the parliament and new elections that could open the door to a victory by the anti-establishment but inexperienced M5S.
But the Roth IRA conversion process is fraught with potentially negative consequences.
Train drivers believed that certain tasks in the security procedure held potentially negative consequences for the safety of passengers.
We first review the theories under which individuals make the decision to smoke in light of its potentially negative consequences.
The danger is that if tenure institutions become more formal and rigid, it will limit mobility with potentially negative consequences for the resilience of the social-ecological system.
