Sentence examples for to be adverse from inspiring English sources

"If the service is not secure, there are likely to be adverse consequences," he said.

What is considered to be adverse weather is likely to be interpreted differently by people in different places, and this in itself can vary over time.

A number of significant differences were seen between groups fed the two diets, but none of them were considered to be adverse.

Warm climate and long-lasting heavy traffic are found to be adverse factors deteriorating the resistance of FAM in seasonally frozen regions.

If these reports are reviewed on a regular basis, trends may be discerned which, if considered to be adverse, can then be addressed by taking appropriate corrective action.

"I think they probably fear what they perceive to be adverse publicity, which has been exaggerated by the BBBoC," he said.

But we wouldn't be adverse to it.

But he certainly wouldn't be adverse to more cash.

The deal "will not be adverse to the public interest".

Major tax cuts over the very near term will be adverse to the current favorable economic and market climate.

"I wouldn't be adverse to it," says Heath.