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adversely

[ad-vurs-lee] / ædˈvɜrs li /


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“I do think Google’s self-sufficiency should command a premium relative to the others that could be adversely impacted by one cog in the wheel,” Treacy said, referring to Google’s proprietary tensor processing units.

From MarketWatch

People who are adversely affected by underwater mortgages — as this story illustrates — are those who need to sell as soon as possible.

From MarketWatch

Disclosing the information "would, more likely than not, adversely affect public safety", it said.

From BBC

Mined lithium supply in China is “still adversely impacted from environmental inspections and permit suspensions,” says Dhar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Harrison says Roebuck is not being rushed back into action, and he is confident the switch will not adversely affect England's prospects.

From BBC