Because the consequences of error are very asymmetric.
He did it because the consequences of inaction would likely have proven catastrophic.
Let's do this properly, because the consequences of botched education reforms are horrendous.
"You can't retaliate because the consequences of your retaliation can be severe as well.
It was all 'craic' and fun because the consequences of it are not openly dealt with," he tells the Presbyterians.
These are imaginable scenarios, because the consequences of these errors, though grave, have not been truly disastrous.
Italy's vote is also different because the consequences of the vote are likely to be much more limited.
An accurate test is vital for public health because the consequences of a wrong diagnosis can be severe.
In finance, that is automatically worrying, because the consequences of any failure can ripple so widely and unpredictably.
In fact, the true fuel cost of S.U.V.'s is borne by every living thing on the planet, because the consequences of fuel consumption affect us all.
But the need for strong parental involvement in teenage alcohol prevention is critical because the consequences of early drinking are much greater for our children.
