Sentence examples for some negative consequences from inspiring English sources

Self-confidence and growth are usually good, but they have some negative consequences.

Ms. Dünschede said she feared that Russia's hardened stance toward adoption by U.S. citizens could have some negative consequences elsewhere.

"They're going to be more American, which means they're going to be more familiar with American institutions, and that has positive consequences and some negative consequences".

Depending on the situation, lies can be "clever, necessary, and maybe even virtuous". But he does see some negative consequences to engaging in excessive deceit at the top.

Nonetheless, the west will benefit most, and its good fortune will have some negative consequences for the rest of the country.

Being a mill city has had some negative consequences because it stifled creativity, it stifled entrepreneurship and we developed a culture around that mill that now bites us in the backside".

Or might they feel there will be some negative consequence for failing to remain connected 24/7?

EY's research indicates that about one in six have suffered some negative consequence, such as poorer pay or promotion opportunities, as a result of having a flexible work schedule.

You'll find that in life you will experience many more situations that will require you to abstain, even at the risk of some negative consequence.

Nearly 80% of the men above 12 years of age reported that disability had some negative consequence on their employment, for example, lower salary than non-disabled, forced to change employment and unemployment (39).

Bad marriages can also have some unexpected negative consequences for health.