Chemical accidents often lead to negative consequences for the environment.
Preterm infants' repeated exposure to painful procedures may lead to negative consequences.
Preterm infants' repeated exposure to painful procedures may contribute to negative consequences.
Inaction can lead to negative consequences for individuals, families, the community, the economy, and society as a whole.
Procedural drift resulting from employees who may not understand the reasons certain tasks are performed might go unnoticed and may lead to negative consequences.
On basis of these key-variables, two scenarios for the future were constructed, leading both to negative consequences for the hare.
Adolescent athletes, who are in a sensitive phase of development, are especially prone to negative consequences like injuries or illnesses due to risky behaviors.
These large water requirements can lead to negative consequences of power plants dialing down or shutting down during times of low water availability.
A Russian delegation official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that because Russia still did not consider the results of the commission to be final, condemning Pyongyang further could lead to negative consequences.
"Untreated, unrecognized parental depression can lead to negative consequences for kids," he said, ranging from poor school performance to increased visits to the emergency room to poorer peer relationships and adolescent depression.
Commissioned by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), the report states how the increasing number of graduates in the labour market has significantly outstripped the creation of high-skilled jobs –which is leading to negative consequences.
