Do you see many of America's problems as a consequence of not facing up to its past?
Nevertheless, as indicated above, there is a further dimension of face in which an individual's face is a consequence of the behavior of face-related others.
This entails another side of face, in which a person's face is also a consequence of the behavior of face-related persons.
In this respect, the current period of institutional and policy change should be viewed as a "critical juncture", actually a consequence of the external shock facing the country, marked by the serious economic and political crises over the last two to three years.
Consequently, trade credit seems to relieve the difficulties of firms that, as a consequence of information asymmetries, face restrictions in their access to the capital market and suffer credit rationing imposed by banks.9.9
As a consequence of the low face validity, indirect testing of writing may influence students' efforts to improve reading ability rather than writing ability.
The ORE is assumed to be a consequence of experience with faces from races that are typically found in our environment.
#015 Many participants saw their alcohol dependence as a consequence of broader challenges they faced.
As a consequence of deficient financing, physicians face limitations in decision-making and fibrinolysis in ACS with persistent ST-elevation is applied relatively rarely and depends more on the hospital's actual budget situation than on patients' medical needs.
In 2014, an amendment of laws concerning self-defense was proposed with the aim of giving greater leeway to defenders, especially in cases when they would not normally meet the bar for legitimate self-defense under the current legislation, but face extraordinary circumstances, such as confusion as a consequence of the attack, or when facing home invasion.
Ratings for "The Daily Show" have dipped since Stewart's departure, in part because the show now faces a consequence of its own success: it is no longer the only player in the news comedy business.
