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adverse

[ad-vurs, ad-vurs] / ædˈvɜrs, ˈæd vɜrs /


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In a statement, National Highways said the collisions "occurred in close proximity due to adverse weather and road conditions".

From BBC

"Ideally, I would love doctors and regulators to know more about these adverse effects, and how people can recover from them, before they say, any of these therapies are safe," he argues.

From BBC

The team then measured changes in pain severity, physical function, and the occurrence of adverse events.

From Science Daily

The company faced delisting concerns, auditor resignations, and an adverse opinion on internal controls over financial reporting.

From Barron's

That they’ve proven so adept at navigating such adverse circumstances should come as no surprise considering the uphill climb they faced from the start of their relationship.

From Los Angeles Times