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Meanings of negative implications in English

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Usage of negative implications in English
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Human societies can't change that fast without both good and negative implications.
The Guardian
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Analysts said the move could have negative implications for a deal.
Reuters
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Last month, S&P Global Ratings placed the duo on creditwatch with negative implications.
Reuters
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It maintained its CreditWatch rating on five banks, with negative implications.
Reuters
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Its action, if replicated at other centers, could have negative implications for HeartWare.
Reuters
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Standard & Poor's has placed it at BB-minus with negative implications.
Reuters
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In the short term this may have negative implications on the economy. Iscaro said.
Reuters
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Of course that doesn't mean there are no negative implications.
BBC
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The company was placed on CreditWatch with negative implications due to the debt-financed acquisition.
Reuters
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There are some negative implications to be aware of, too.
The South African
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But I can now see the negative implications of Foursquare in the real world.
The Guardian
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We removed all the ratings from CreditWatch with negative implications.
Reuters
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The rating has been placed on CreditWatch with negative implications.
Reuters
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Direct investment, however, will be deterred by continued instability, with negative implications for longer-term growth.
Reuters
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We know why: we want to be mobile, and our mobility has some negative implications.
BBC
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At the same time, we are removing all the ratings from CreditWatch with negative implications.
Reuters
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Negative implications across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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