Sentence examples for beyond the consequences from inspiring English sources

Yet when we do the math, tallying all the resources required to grow the food that is lost as it journeys from farm, to processor, to plate and beyond, the consequences of our wastefulness are staggering: 25percentt of all freshwater and 4percentt of all oil consumed in this country are used to produce food that is never eaten".

Above and beyond the consequences of his action is the moral meaning of his action.

Beyond the consequences of the disease itself, cancer can leave deep emotional scars on its patients and their families.

Beyond the consequences for health care in southern Iraq, abandoning the project could be tricky politically because of the high-profile support from Mrs. Bush and Ms Rice.

Beyond the consequences for international relations, software surreptitiously sold by the North Korean government poses considerable security risks.

Growing evidence shows that, beyond the consequences of D2R occupancy, aripiprazole has a unique neurobiology among available antipsychotics.

Beyond the consequence of tamoxifen increasing the incidence of these tumors with poor prognosis [ 10], we saw no further adverse effect of tamoxifen dose or cumulative dose on endometrial cancer survival.

But we must also acknowledge that there is a point beyond which the consequences of the parental lottery can never be overcome.

The aim of the summit is to agree decisive action that will limit global warming to 2˚C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.

World leaders have pledged to do whatever it takes to limit global warming to 2C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.

Despite his optimism, Sir Jonathon remained far from complacent that the world would be able to limit global warming to the United Nations' goal of 2°C – the point beyond which the consequences are expected to become increasingly devastating.