Sentence examples for very adverse from inspiring English sources

"This has been very adverse for the fishermen," Mr. Simmons said.

Unfortunately, this policy has three very adverse effects on our health care system.

"I think we're trapped in a very adverse, self-reinforcing cycle.

High mechanization in combination with extensive clear-cutting has very adverse environmental consequences.

He said the suspension by Alcoa of its share buyback program and noncritical capital projects were actions taken "to conserve cash and maximize profitability through very adverse economic conditions".

It's not been easy circumstances and everyone has taken to them a bit this year – in very adverse circumstances they have held their heads high and managed to get to Wembley.

That would have "very serious adverse consequences" on funding and make them financially far weaker than universities in the rest of the UK.

Dr. Mason said that both drugs were given in high doses with very few adverse effects and that "one of the main findings of the study was that the drugs are safe".

On the traffic concerns for the Roseacre Wood site, he said the development would have a "very significant adverse impact on the safety of people using the public highway".

"Tightening of credit across all credit card issuers has already had a very important adverse effect on our sales, and I'm sure it will continue to do so," said Douglas A. Scovanner, Target's chief financial officer.

Two studies, one by Jonathan Kolstad and Amanda Kowalski and a second by Lisa Dubay, Sharon Long and Emily Lawton, found very little adverse effect from the employer and individual mandates on employment; workers valued the insurance greatly, so the mandate was actually a benefit for them.