adverse influence

Nor can you ignore the adverse influence that EU companies and institutions have had.

The condition parameter is determined by the discontinuity set with the most adverse influence on the stability.

The access of adverse influences to developing tissues depends on the nature of the influence.

In announcing its action, the Bank of Japan cited the "adverse influence associated with price declines."

Susceptibility to teratogenesis varies with the developmental stage at the time of exposure to an adverse influence.

Member States are currently pursuing tough austerity policies which are having an adverse influence on economic recovery.

He glanced around the bridge and saw his officers busy themselves counteracting the adverse influence of still another gravity wave from the planet below.

Voters might furthermore be swayed by strong personalities, or the adverse influence of propaganda or expensive advertising campaigns.

He was annoyed--then alarmed, fearing adverse influence.

The two most important were "Relative Economic Stability", which constituted 40% of appraisal value, and "protection from adverse influences", which made up another 20%.

To see a panther and experience fright, denotes that contracts in love or business may be canceled unexpectedly, owing to adverse influences working against your honor.

Other effects include dilution of holdings of the acquirer, making the takeover uneconomical to third parties, and adverse influence of current share prices.

"What we find is that declines in health have an adverse influence on marital quality," said John N. Edwards, professor of sociology at Virginia Tech.

We therefore have to deal with an undesirable upshot from this: the EU builds at macro level and has an adverse influence at micro level.

I dropped back a little, and gave Eunice an opportunity of joining me; having purposely left her to form her own opinion, without any adverse influence exercised on my part.

I use Roger Kyes as an example not to desecrate his memory but rather to point out the adverse influence he had on my career at General Motors.

Archived letters suggest that it was believed that Cannon - then known as "the Yorkshire Yogi" - was having an adverse influence on the King.

China publically warned Thursday that any conditions attached to renewal of its MFN status would have an "adverse influence" on Chinese-US ties.

In 1942 the chairman wrote with masterly understatement of "some important adverse influences... Our revenue has suffered from the almost complete stoppage of dividends from the invaded areas".

On the other hand, an adverse influence of giving angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors early after myocardial infarction might result from systemic or direct myocardial effects of these agents.

We do not think that reduced fetal growth is associated with death from cardiovascular disease merely through an association with adverse influences acting in the adult lives of people of low social class.

"Any move which runs counter to this will undermine the foundation for the economic and trade relations between the two countries and will have adverse influences on Sino-US relations," she said.

And so it was settled to the evident contentment of all except the mother and son, who, I suppose, felt that Adela was slipping through their fingers, in this strengthening of adverse influences.

BEIJING: China warns the United States against attaching any conditions to renewal of its MFN status, saying such an action would have an "adverse influence" on bilateral ties.

This is in addition to the loss of ecological diversity and intrusion of sea water into the land masses and its fallout in terms of adverse influence on the rainfall pattern in this region.