Sentence examples for concerned consequences from inspiring English sources

Where "principle" is concerned, consequences be damned, say the new American patriots who would end the American system as we know it.

Three of the new items concerned potential consequences in social contacts and relationships of being diagnosed with HIV: fear of losing one's family or friends (e.g. [ 21– 24]) and fear of negative consequences in sexual life [ 25].

"I would be very concerned about unintended consequences," said Mr. Sauter.

But, like de Waal, she's more concerned about the consequences of anthropodenial.

But Abu Saad and his men are players too – and they may be less concerned about the consequences.

And what the second principle tells us is that what the utilitarian, who is after all a consequentialist, is concerned with are consequences.

Mr. Guerrero said he was even more concerned about the consequences that long-line fishing within the marine reserve would generate.

Although frustrated by the rushed marriage and concerned for the consequences facing the man who presided over his marriage, Mr. van Roestenberg said Friday was the greatest day of his life.

But some people argue that many high-volume breeders have an incentive to make quick sales to pet stores or individual buyers, but are less concerned about the consequences of where a dog ends up.

The book is far less sexually graphic than some of his other novels, but this is after all a tale more concerned with the consequences of discretion than frankness.

They are as concerned about the consequences of casting a vote for the bill as they are about inviting a backlash from their bases for not addressing the issue at all.