Sentence examples for threatening effects from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing that there were no threatening effects in the companies," Salvador Bellido, vice president of the Spanish Confederation of Medium and Small Businesses, told the news agency Europa Press.

The Fed has been contemplating trimming the stimulus, but it held back from doing so in September partly because of the budget impasse and its threatening effects.

The up-regulation of Prx4 in this study may be a response to reduce the threatening effects of increase in ROS or H2O2 induced by GTT.

Even though it is a protective response within the body, it may sometimes result in chronic and life threatening effects like rheumatoid arthritis, hay fever, neurodegenerative diseases and cancer [ 1].

In conclusion, malaria was generally perceived as a dangerous disease with life threatening effects on children under five years and pregnant women.

Lack of proper provision of essential obstetric care services has potential life threatening effects, and may lead to serious complications which require expensive specialized treatment that is extremely costly relative to disposable income [ 11].

One may assume for example that the threatening effect of job insecurity is less severe if protective policies (e.g. unemployment benefit) exist.

We already know the life-threatening effects of steroids on the body.

"Police officers need to understand that when they arrest a diabetic, there are potentially life-threatening effects," he said.

Every year, tens of thousands of college students wind up in emergency rooms suffering from the life-threatening effects of alcohol intoxication.

One of the most life-threatening effects of high doses of chemotherapy and of radiation as well is damage that can be done to bone marrow.