Examples of using Harmful consequences in English and their translations into Dutch
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resulting in either beneficial or harmful consequences.
bears virtually no responsibility for its harmful consequences.
The engine temperature therefore rises during combustion with potentially harmful consequences such as extra wear.
partnership between RSM and the fossil industry has harmful consequences.
Furthermore, DNX Network SARL assumes no responsibility for the potentially harmful consequences resulting from modifications made to the Website
Increased unemployment is one of the most harmful consequences of the recent economical
The soaring costs of energy consumption may have extremely harmful consequences for Europe's competitiveness.
Clause 6.5 MultiSafepay does not accept liability for any harmful consequences of any temporary unavailable service.
Based on this interview, the healthcare provider estimates whether the adult's problems may have harmful consequences for the children.
in large quantities play sports can drink a little brandy without harmful consequences for the body;
fight for an end to neoliberal policies, which have had such harmful consequences for workers and peoples.
Therefore, to control its harmful consequences, many kinds of temperature monitoring devices are available such as temperature recorder.
The harmful consequences of having, with practical arguments, this reality one-dimensionally rigid,
Those responsible must realise the harmful consequences and stop defending it as a cultural necessity.
Also, because MRI- unlike X-rays- have no harmful consequences for patients.
The Council shares the honourable gentleman's concerns regarding the harmful consequences of road traffic accidents on life and human health.
Biomass production in reality means burning timber; the harmful consequences of forced support for biofuels are becoming increasingly apparent.
Furthermore, the fact that the labelling of a medicinal product may be in a different language can have more harmful consequences in the case of prescription medicines.
On television, women personally concerned reflect about the harmful consequences of mutilation on their health.
Using the most cost-effective measures for implementation in order to diminish harmful consequences and protect the most vulnerable energy users.