Sentence examples for such negative impacts from inspiring English sources

Such negative impacts, Carson believed, were the consequence of the "impetuous and heedless pace of man rather than the deliberate pace of nature".

"I knew there would be a lot of passionate defenders of swans, but we can't base our management policies just on the aesthetics of a bird when it has such negative impacts," said Bryan Swift, the conservation agency's statewide waterfowl specialist, told the New York Times.

Therefore, it is essential to quantify their concentration in the aquatic environments to avoid such negative impacts or mitigate them.

The implementation of wind farms should follow standard procedures to prevent such negative impacts: avoid, reduce and offset, in what is known as the mitigation hierarchy.

Clustering forest plantations in a few large patches and thus reducing the density of wooded edges at the landscape-scale might reduce such negative impacts.

Several lines of evidence support such negative impacts of police beatings on HIV risk behaviour among IDU.

In contrast, PKG promoter had no such negative impact.

Therefore, different strategies have been used to demonstrate the relativity of such negative impact, based mainly on the verification of two key components: a) whether there is enough available evidence to support conclusions about the effectiveness of a given drug/intervention (adequacy of evidence), and b) whether that evidence implies about effectiveness (magnitude of benefit) [38, 39].

No such negative impact on children's health of father's out-migration was observed, underscoring the critical importance of the mother's role in providing health care to young children.

Mesquite invasions have also led to numerous other social, ecological and economic costs such as negative impacts on water, grazing potential, biodiversity and infrastructure that have not been fully valued (Ndhlovu et al. 2011; Dzikiti et al. 2013; Shackleton et al. 2015a, 2015c).

In the era of man-made risk, in which risks of our own making are having such significant negative impacts on the world, decision makers' at all organizational levels must become risk managers.