Sentence examples for profound negative implications from inspiring English sources
Today, almost 3 billion people in developing countries rely on biomass as primary cooking fuel, with profound negative implications for their well-being.
Inappropriate diagnosis of HAND can have profound negative implications, leading to inappropriate medical intervention, reduced self-esteem, negative financial repercussions, reduced functional independence, and misdirection of future planning.
Unemployment is acknowledged by many refugees as a major source of post-migration stress which has profound negative implications for both health (physical and mental) and quality of life [ 77- 81].
Should inventions with negative implications not be developed?
This has positive and negative implications for the environment.
It is not surprising that current diagnostic assays underestimate the incidence of KRAS mutations given the hypocellular nature of metastatic lesions from MCP. False negative results have profound clinical implications as many MNA patients are subject to therapy with EGFR monoclonal antibodies which are ineffective and potentially harmful in the presence of mutant KRAS.
Rebellion had profound constitutional implications.
They have profound psychological implications.
Still, his findings have profound policy implications.
A change in outlook could have profound policy implications.
