Sentence examples for and its possible consequences from inspiring English sources

Thus, studies in future need to address these aspect along with varying levels of nutrients, in the precincts of the town due to its growing population and consequent economic activities, and its possible consequences.

Considering that this disease and its possible consequences can concern even these groups of people, it would be important to have an alternative test to polysomnography in order to identify them.

Salimah wondered if she had been given a death sentence and was fearful of the operation and its possible consequences; she and her husband had been told that it might cause some "personality changes".

I have to confess that this put the fear of God in me, or, at any rate, the fear of large-scale cereal farming and its possible consequences.

I don't think for a moment that Bennett is blandly licensing or endorsing paedophilia: what he does is raise disturbing questions, guaranteed to rattle the Mrs Grundys of this world, about its provenance and its possible consequences.

Nazneen's love for Karim, the "middleman" who brings the clothes she works on, shocks her with its power and its possible consequences -- consequences that include not only the fear of discovery but of hell itself.

He said members were concerned about any unintended consequences and its possible effect on nonprofits.

We studied whether the choice of timing of discussing organ donation for the first time with the relatives of a patient with catastrophic brain injury in The Netherlands has changed over time and explored its possible consequences.

Although the case had not been reported in the Chinese media, many Chinese academics had heard about it from colleagues overseas and were equally appalled at its possible consequences for their own work and for cooperation with foreign institutions.

"I learned not to get angry and not have my feelings hurt but when I get angry even about something small I feel how my blood pressure rises" The discussions exposed gaps in the patient understanding of the hypertension, its possible consequences and the factors affecting it.

She provides a history of the modern practice of sex-selective abortion, based on new and detailed research, and she helps readers think about its possible consequences.