Sentences with phrase «to have negative consequences»

The behavior may be giving the insect an edge in a tough environment — but it may also have negative consequences for the ecosystem as a whole.

No matter what the cause, eating dirt can actually have some negative consequences on your dog's health.

This would also have negative consequences for the local population.

Sometimes this damage doesn't have any negative consequences.

And a divorce would cause the family instability that truly does have negative consequences for children.

However, debt settlement does have negative consequences as well — which you can learn about by reading this page next.

Failure to provide what you are aiming at in financial terms may have negative consequences when hiring managers will be making the final decision.

The choices parents make often have negative consequences for their children.

In other words, feeding a very young baby complementary foods can potentially have negative consequences on his health.

But he says it could have negative consequences beyond the teacher performance reviews.

If you ignore the behavior, you are reinforcing to your child that bad behavior does not really matter and will not necessarily have any negative consequences.

Being a bully may have negative consequences throughout your child's life.

But I also want to make sure I'm not drinking something that can have negative consequences down the road.

As it developed, the overall impact of the 401 (k) plan on both profit sharing and employee stock ownership had some negative consequences.

A delayed or unfinished project easily damages the scientific reputation which the PhD student has just started to build up and usually has negative consequences for the award of future grant proposals.

This environmental stress has negative consequences on many organs, systems and functions of the body, including bone, muscle, plus the cardiovascular, respiratory and nervous systems.

Sure, low carb diets help you lose weight at first, but they also slow down your metabolism, which has negative consequences on your daily potential for caloric expenditure.

Although it's easy for students to snack on junk food and convenience foods, they'll quickly find that filling their bodies with nutrient - deficient foods has negative consequences.

I believe that one truth is that chronic exposure to excessive refined sugar has negative consequences.

What evidence do we have that this shift away from the arts to focus more narrowly on math and reading has negative consequences?

And do exit exams have negative consequences, particularly on historically disadvantaged populations of students?

And this lack of fulfillment has negative consequences for society and worse for black families.

In fact, protein restriction can have negative consequences because pets can lose valuable muscle mass, which can lead to decreased survival times.

Might something I do for the benefit of my dog today have negative consequences for some dog in the future?

It is shown that exposure to higher temperatures early in life has negative consequences on adult height.

This can have negative consequences at a later date and is best avoided.

And this of course has negative consequences, not just for them but for the economy as a whole.

Early problems with peers have negative consequences for the child's later social and emotional development.

It could also have negative consequences on their career, social standing, and political aspirations.

However, the supports may not be the same, and enrollment in an inappropriate program may have negative consequences on student learning.

What do you imagine I'm being hoaxed out of in believing my sins have negative consequences in my life?

Increasing bitcoin's blocksize would need a hard fork to be done which could have negative consequences if not done right.

«A greater number of Europhobic members... in the European Parliament would certainly have negative consequences on the idea to turn scientific research and innovation into a great European policy, as we have done for agriculture,» says Jean - Pierre Audy, an EPP parliamentarian from France who lost his seat in this election.

If you grant that my statement was in fact factual (I am not interested in discussing the putative factuality of the statement), what kind of recourse do I have against these people if their actions have negative consequences?

The inherent dangers of an unpredictable environment and unrelenting maximal physical output in sports are what make athletic careers short and over time has negative consequences on performance if not managed correctly.

Children from infancy onward are sensitive to these conflicts; and it has been established that family conflict has negative consequences for a wide range of child developmental outcomes, including global internalizing behavior, externalizing behavior, traumatic stress symptoms, developmental delay, low self - esteem, and poor social functioning (Kelly, 2000).

Internet affairs and cybersex can have negative consequences even when undiscovered by the resolute spouse, because of inordinate time spent on the computer.

Many Bitcoin opponents believe that the regulation of Bitcoin can only have negative consequences on the price.

Everyone knows being lazy has negative consequences.

Smoking with children in your home can really have negative consequences on their health, so try not to do it in your home.

«Overlooking human milk production / consumption in data analysis and policymaking has negative consequences for children's health and nutritional status.»

They also discuss how the roles of men, as active agents, and women, as passive victims, in war have been buttressed by current understandings of the use of rape in conflict zones and how this gendered understanding of conflict roles has negative consequences for the movement towards gender equality and the goal of eradicating rape in war.