Sentence examples for to have a negative consequence from inspiring English sources

Informal payments are reported to have a negative consequence on equity and quality of care; it has been suggested, however, that they may contribute to health worker motivation and retention.

This is perhaps because there are no financial incentives directly linked to reduction in irrational use of antibiotics, and fewer prescriptions of oral antibiotics (with zero-profit attached) are less likely to have a negative consequence on organisational revenues than reduced prescriptions of injected antibiotics (where a service fee can be charged).

I was also thinking about how this might have a negative consequence on me, as Ghaith.

"While I do think office romance tends to have a lot of negative consequences," he wrote, "it's always possible that those consequences are worth it to the people involved".

It is more fun to have a beer without negative consequences.

Job satisfaction seems to have a protective effect against negative consequences of work stress [ 17].

Especially during pregnancy, anxiety and depression are highly prevalent and are known to have a range of serious negative consequences for the child [ 2– 6].

Prescribers were immediately contacted personally after review of patients' antimicrobial therapy if current prescription appeared to have imminent negative consequences for a patient in view of the evaluating ID physicians.

We immediately contacted prescribers and asked for further information at time of evaluation if assessment of antimicrobial prescription was not possible based on patients' chart, or if current prescription of antimicrobials appeared to have imminent negative consequences for a patient in view of evaluating ID physicians.

Unfortunately, some of these seem to have unintended negative consequences.

The experience of living with dementia has been described mainly to have negative consequences [ 4], including a variety of losses for people with dementia [ 5], as well as burden [ 6], strain, stress [ 7], poor physical and mental health [ 8] and low quality of life [ 9] for their families.