Sentence examples for significant adverse consequences from inspiring English sources

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common medical condition with significant adverse consequences, but OSA remains undiagnosed in many individuals.

"I think if this is not done, that there will be significant adverse consequences for the average person in the United States," Mr. Bernanke said at the Senate hearing.

While interacting with its service environment, concrete often undergoes significant alterations that often have significant adverse consequences on its engineering properties.

To those who say a behavioral compulsion is not a true addiction, Dr. Schneider responded with a definition of addiction that would clearly apply to cybersex abusers: "Loss of control, continuation of the behavior despite significant adverse consequences and preoccupation or obsession with obtaining the drug or pursuing the behavior".

Both activities, for example, can easily meet the quoted definition of an addiction: "Loss of control, continuation of the behavior despite significant adverse consequences and preoccupation with obtaining the drug (or tee time) or pursuing the behavior (or whacking the ball)." Golf, too, has emptied pockets, wrecked homes and caused hours lost from work.

Not requiring banks to be better prepared could carry significant adverse consequences not only to banks but the economy at large.

"What we do hope the Fed knows, which we don't know, is how exactly it will fix things if it knocks it over".The stronger dollar (see article) may be the most significant adverse consequence of tightening for the stockmarket.

Increased risk of falling is a significant adverse consequence of PD.

In its official announcement of the proposed rule-making, the F.D.I.C. said: A strong capital base at the largest, most systemically significant U.S. banking organizations is particularly important because capital shortfalls at these institutions have the potential to result in significant adverse economic consequences and contribute to systemic distress both domestically and internationally.

In his filing, Goldsmith said he opposed Zellerbach management's restructuring plan because of "significant adverse tax consequences" and "the management entrenchment that would result from the restructuring". Under the plan, Zellerbach hopes to spin off its specialty packaging unit and form a limited partnership to liquidate, over eight years, most of Zellerbach's timber holdings.

Poor postpartum adherence to ART regimens in the PAH group has significant adverse health consequences resulting in virologic and immunologic deterioration and more rapid disease progression or death after the birth of their child.