Sentence examples for real negative consequences from inspiring English sources

Saudi women need your pen, Mr. Friedman").. We could laugh, but advocating war as liberation has real, negative consequences for women not to mention other living and non-living things.

And these attacks caused real, negative consequences for the victims, the most common of which was increased social isolation and anxiety as they attempted to hide from online bullies.

Unlike the situation in, for example, the military, there were no real negative consequences that would follow from withdrawal – indeed participants had been advised that they were free to withdraw at any time without giving reasons.

For example, being cut off in traffic, having computer issues, and constantly dropping calls on your cellphone happen frequently, but these incidents can carry real, negative consequences that create a worry of experiencing harm.

"Allowing the act to expire without passing the bipartisan Senate bill had real and negative consequences for our national security.

They also associate having power with more conflict and negative consequences (which is real, since we still live in patriarchy).

Given the international interest and potential importance of community accountability, but also possible negative consequences such as real or perceived manipulation of communities and therefore inappropriate use of scare health system funds for which there are competing demands, we reviewed the available empirical literature on mechanisms linked to peripheral health facilities.

Many new-generation AEDs have not been approved for monotherapy, causing drug labelling and real-world use to be increasingly inconsistent, with negative consequences for patients.

Thus, the nitrogen addition should be adjusted to the real needs of each wine strain to prevent excessive concentrations, which would have negative consequences.

In this setting, BIS monitoring provides anesthesiologists information about real time trend of anesthetic depth and helps prevent excessive propofol administration and associated negative consequences.

She said the administration saw no "real threat" to the Arroyo government, but added, "Let there be no mistake that a military coup would have immediate negative consequences, including consequences on the bilateral relationship".