Adverse
in sentence
613 examples of Adverse in a sentence
By contrast, focusing potential ECB purchases on the sovereign debt of those countries with high interest rates would have serious
adverse
effects.
The most direct
adverse
impact of deflation is to increase the real value of debt.
The second
adverse
effect of deflation is to raise the real interest rate, that is, the difference between the nominal interest rate and the rate of “inflation.”
Russia’s lack of reform and
adverse
demographic trends imply low potential growth and insufficient financial resources to create the fiscal and transfer union that is needed to bring other countries in.
This heightened uncertainty could spill over to economic activity in the rest of the European Union through
adverse
feedback loops between sovereign risk and the banking system.
But, while
adverse
socioeconomic factors have exacerbated popular frustration, the mass protests that have become a fact of life in the city are quintessentially political protests centered on the rights of Hong Kong’s people.
Moreover, trillions of dollars have been wasted, with the few positive effects of the US-led military intervention already beginning to fade, and its many
adverse
consequences continuing to destabilize the region.
Implementing vigorous retraining policies, for example, would be a better way to counter these
adverse
effects than calling for mass deportations.
That is why the success of “Abenomics” hinges not on the short-term stimulus provided by aggressive monetary expansion and fiscal policies, but on a program of structural reform that increases competition and innovation, and that combats the
adverse
effects of an aging population.
This is one of the first detailed studies of the
adverse
effects of income inequality that I have seen.
Moreover, even if it never had a financial crisis, Japan would have been plagued by
adverse
demographics, as its population is both aging and shrinking.
In Europe, too, if there are
adverse
growth effects over the next decade, they cannot all be blamed on the financial crisis.
Even hardcore German proponents of austerity – and certainly Chancellor Angela Merkel – had begun to reconsider their position, owing to their policy prescriptions’ undeniable
adverse
consequences for the euro and the stability of the European Union.
These
adverse
conditions have inadvertently propelled a long-delayed restructuring of China’s labor-intensive industries.
Greece and Italy were the two economies carrying the highest debt burdens at the outset of the crisis (109% and 102% of GDP, respectively), leaving them poorly positioned to cope with major
adverse
shocks.
Northern regions, for example, could enjoy a longer growing season for some crops, while more Southerly regions, which are already hot, might suffer from the
adverse
effects of rising temperatures.
Monetary stimulus alone is less direct, takes longer, and risks causing
adverse
side effects.
Advanced countries, with their
adverse
demographic trends, need migrants, as do developing countries – not only for migrants’ economic contributions, but also for the social and cultural diversity that they bring.
According to the agreement, such experiments should be carried out only when “scientifically sound case-by-case risk assessments have been carried out,” and “risk management measures are in place to avoid or minimize potential
adverse
effects.”
Yet, in the village of Nasso, near Bana, authorities told us that, despite meeting with Target Malaria, they still had questions and concerns about the potential
adverse
effects of the mosquito release.
Ever-smarter machines and ever-tighter global connections are likely to aggravate
adverse
labor-market trends and growing income inequality, as technology displaces more and more workers.
This latest round looked at 51 banks and, contrary to previous tests, was not designed to identify capital shortfalls, but rather to provide “a common analytical framework to consistently compare and assess the resilience of large EU banks to
adverse
economic developments.”
Regulators now suppose that the European banking sector is resilient to
adverse
shocks.
Thus, “competent authorities may also consider requesting changes to the institutions’ capital plan,” which “may take a number of forms such as potential restrictions on dividends required for a bank to maintain the agreed trajectory of its capital planning in the
adverse
scenario.”
Even if some crops were to become contaminated, the chances that active drug substances would be present in the final food product at sufficient levels to have an
adverse
effect on human health would remain very small.
Even Mexico, one of the main targets of Trump’s protectionist rhetoric, has suffered no
adverse
impact on its external financing.
Short-term flows not only wreak havoc with domestic macroeconomic management, but they also aggravate
adverse
exchange-rate movements.
And in the current context, any
adverse
effect of debt on economic growth will intensify ongoing headwinds.
Efforts to “sterilize” these purchases and dampen domestic credit expansion also have
adverse
consequences.
European and developing-country governments urgently need to reverse their current
adverse
position on GM organisms in order to help ensure sustainable food security for all.
Back
Next
Related words
Effects
Consequences
Would
Growth
Economic
Their
Countries
Impact
Other
Could
While
Financial
Effect
Economy
Which
Shocks
Health
Trends
Serious
There