Sentences with phrase «severe negative consequences»

But it's also possible that things will slip entirely out of control, with severe negative consequences for the global economy.

There are severe negative consequences for using this process to get out of debt.

Are you suggesting that we should treat something that could have severe negative consequences as a benefit until the negative consequences actually materialise?

In the absence of CO2 reductions, albedo - modification activities would need to be sustained indefinitely and at increasingly large scales to offset warming, with severe negative consequences if they were to be terminated.

The Retiree Health Insurance legislation (S. 6457a / A.9393 a) provides for a study of this issue because of recognition that there are severe negative consequences from allowing unilateral employer action that could also cost taxpayers plenty.

We instead show that there are severe negative consequences when it breaks down and then you are better off bypassing it all together.

Drinking despite increasingly severe negative consequences, such as DUI and other legal troubles

However, if you do not pay back your student loans, they have severe negative consequences for your credit.

If you take a bath in a tub you are likely to have severe negative consequences.

«The benefit of potentially avoiding doing something that could have severe negative consequences.»

BA, The benefit of potentially avoiding doing something that could have severe negative consequences.