Bleeding episodes can be a serious and costly consequence associated with warfarin therapy.
Hollywood has tried to make the same movie over and over and ram it past audiences, to costly consequence.
Although war is the most spectacularly costly consequence of fudged presidential transitions in Africa, it is far from alone in stunting the continent's development.
Our report both underlines the burdensome and costly consequence of the non-compliance with active surveillance programs and the benefice of this program as the outbreak had been halted owing to the implementation of the VRE screening.
During the 1960s, the abstention doctrine was in disfavor with the Supreme Court, suffering rejection in numerous cases, most of them civil rights and civil liberties cases.1338 Time-consuming delays1339 and piecemeal resolution of important questions1340 were cited as a too-costly consequence of the doctrine.
[ 14, 18, 19] Moreover, it isn't clear that standardization or a 'gold standard' framework will necessarily solve the problems, and may introduce costly consequences in a process that is inherently variable.
It is a bad idea to wait around until a massive cyber attack leads to costly consequences such as paralyzing our government and military, creating a run-away chain reaction cascade at a nuclear power plant, or wrecking our banking system.
He was less convincing in addressing the potentially costly consequences of a war against that country.
White House Received Prewar Warnings on Iraq The same intelligence unit that produced a gloomy report in July about the prospect of growing instability in Iraq warned the Bush administration about the potential costly consequences of an American-led invasion two months before the war began, government officials said.
This contentious and convoluted battle seems more akin to a tough political campaign than a fight between bureaucrats, albeit one with costly consequences.
From the letter: Chairman and CEO Mack's refusals both (1) to place the risk management reporting change on the agenda of either the Board or its Audit Committee and (2) to disclose the change to Morgan Stanley shareholders, are the costly consequences of allowing a hardcharging, risk-taking CEO to also serve as Chairman.
