Sentence examples for untoward results from inspiring English sources
The Shorters signed the refusal which stated that they waived professional liability for "unfavorable reactions" or "untoward results" due to Mrs. Shorter's refusal to permit the use of blood.
a firearm' will produce anomalous applications". Ante, at 9. But as proof it points only to the fact that § 924(c)(1) fortuitously contains other language--the requirement that the use be "during and in relation to any crime of violence or drug trafficking crime --that happens to prevent untoward results.
The attending physician is released from "any responsibility whatever for unfavorable reactions or any untoward results due to my refusal to permit the use of blood or its derivatives". (Italics ours). The release signed by the Shorters further stated: "I fully understand the possible consequences of such refusal on my part". We find the refusal to be valid.
While dog kidney cells have reportedly fewer stray viral contaminants than eggs, the injection of animal DNA could have untoward results in humans.
Last week we all traveled in a moving cocoon--a jet--to a family wedding in Florida with no untoward results.
Lasix perpetuates substandard horsemanship, artificially suppressing the untoward result (bleeding) of inadequate preparation of the thoroughbred.
Lasix perpetuates this substandard horsemanship and at great cost to the horses, artificially suppressing the untoward result (bleeding) of inadequate preparation of the thoroughbred.
Second, the notion of intention admits of various readings, and there is a reading of intention suitable for theological voluntarism that does not have the untoward result that no created rational beings could ever act contrary to a divine intention.
Analogously, could the emergence of certain indigenous bacteria, notably Clostridium difficile that may occur as an untoward result of antibiotic therapy be due to a failure of the host's nervous system to provide the proper signals to allow the indigenous flora to recover quickly enough to prevent such pathogen overgrowth?
Specifically we have presented evidence to suggest that while WT p53 might primarily function as the "guardian of the genome" (inducing cells to undergo apoptosis or cell cycle arrest under stress), the WT p53 gene sequence is evolutionarily maintained such that it is susceptible to inactivating mutations and consequent cell survival (with the untoward result of tumorigenesis).
