Sentence examples for a better consequence from inspiring English sources

Either the feasible solution is optimized for a better consequence, or, to avoid deviating too much from the existing solution, only two elements of the outcome matrix are changed to their alternate value (0 or 1).

Promises also create expectations in their recipients, and the harm of unrealized expectations or hopes needs to be taken into account when we consider whether the breaking of a promise has better consequences than the keeping of a promise.

If you don't push society for a better democracy, consequences happen.

Such acceptance rule consequentialists then claim that an act is morally wrong if and only if it violates a rule whose acceptance has better consequences than the acceptance of any incompatible rule.

Elena has a better idea, the consequences of which account for the tensions and irony in the second half of the film.

Congratulations, you are a better judge of consequences than Fox.

Such experiments will contribute to a better understanding the consequences of heteroplasmy in plants.

Hence, the combined consequence and control negative dimension is a better representation of the consequence negative than the control negative dimension.

Effects of such strategy are reduced forces on the stylus and, in consequence, a better localised deformation and thus a higher precision.

As a consequence, a better process and software interoperability is needed between the different actors of trading (customer, supplier, Customs…); a first step in software interoperability consists in process modeling.

In the consequence, a better protection against Mycobacterium bovis BCG challenge was achieved which was evidenced by reduced bacterial loads in lungs and spleens and profound attenuation of lung inflammation and injury.