Sentences with phrase «potential social damage»

The silence continues with each wave of the government's new academies and free schools that have wide permission to select and discriminate on religious grounds — no official Labour remarks on the potential social damage of that reality either.

Not exact matches

Not exactly, but a report released by The Huffington Post — supported by new research about social networks, innovation, and collaboration — reveals that friendships in entrepreneurial partnerships have the potential to be damaging to business.

«Unless politicians get serious about intergenerational equity, this issue has the potential to cause damaging social and economic consequences,» he said in an interview.

Student loan debt isn't just a financial impediment; it also has broad social implications and the potential to do «significant damage to families,» Beck says, as couples hold off on marriage and children.

Otherwise, they are NOT positive social experiences and have the potential to actually be quite traumatic and damaging.

We recommend developing a social media policy for yourself and your employees before diving headfirst into the social media universe to prevent unwanted disclosure of sensitive client and / or firm information, accidental attorney - client relationships, defamation, alienation of prospective clients, or any other potential damage to your professional image.

Drunk driving, driving while intoxicated (DWI), and driving under the influence (DUI) convictions can have serious consequences including loss of your drivers license, potential loss of freedom with jail time, problems with job applications, red flags on background checks, potential loss of a professional license, skyrocketing insurance rates, damage to your credit rating, as well as social and family problems;

One misplaced ad, or incorrect use of data, can shut down a potential sale and damage brand equity, should the intended target bite back through social channels.

From this perspective, social adversity and perceived threat in childhood should upregulate the innate immune system, a system that provides immediate defense against infection, and enhance pro-inflammatory response tendencies as a way to prepare for potential impending tissue damage and infection.