Sentence examples for the adverse implications from inspiring English sources

For the industry at large, however, the adverse implications of the blackout are only short term".

This study considers different types of aggregation effects, and clarifies why this case study is particularly susceptible to the adverse implications of the ecological fallacy.

This may be particularly problematic if patients are unable to fully discern the adverse implications of their condition.

In the case of jumpers, proportional elongation of legs (deviation from geometric similarity) is a clear adaptation for limiting the adverse implications of small size.

The trade-off, however, is the risk of higher than legally allowable levels of radioactivity and unbound heavy metals (Cd, Hg, Ni, Pb, Cr), which may leach into the soil with the concomitant adverse implications for human health and the environment.

Cultural heritage sites can be particularly sensitive to severe weather events and to changes in climate, both due to direct impacts on built structures, archaeology and designed landscapes, but also due to changes in visitor behaviour and the potentially adverse implications of adaptive measures on heritage significance.

One consideration is that, despite the clear adverse implications for their physical health, educational and occupational chances, and general wellbeing, we simply do not understand why adolescents conduct themselves in the manner they do.

The federal court had ruled that Tony Burke, the previous environment minister, had erred by failing to properly consult departmental advice relating to the mine's adverse implications for the Tasmanian devil.

Among the most visible adverse implications are the following: loss and fragmentation of rangelands, induced sedentarization of pastoralists and radical reduction in livestock numbers (Abbink et al. 2014), and breakdown of customary social systems and social insecurity (Ahmed 2008; Sulieman 2015).

The prospect of a Russian-Chinese alliance with adverse implications for the U.S. is the topic of my new novel The Russian Endgame, to be released in September.

It will include ministerial powers to veto NAIF funding "if the minister considers the project to have adverse implications for Australia".