Many actors prefer to do what they're told rather than risking the consequences of asking a question, making a suggestion or "just saying no" to words and actions they find harrowing.
Sayle is a likable interviewee – but I find myself fearing the consequences of a stupid question.
Upon review, it was determined that the variation was a consequence of the question's lack of clarity rather than the reliability of the participant's response.
One important consequence of this question is whether one defines Scholem's dialectical historiography as Hegelian or psychoanalytic.
Spearman's critics argued that intelligence was multifaceted, dismissing g as a statistical artifact or the consequence of a narrow set of test questions.
In the case of AVERT, with the exception of delayed arrival to hospital, most exclusions appeared to be a direct consequence of the trial question or related safety concerns.
Kozlowski has been assailed since the beginning of the year as Tyco stock lost as much as $80 billion in market capitalization, a consequence of questions about its accounting, an earnings shortfall, debt worries, and several changes in strategy.
However, we also allowed our interviewees to speak freely about the issues they found most interesting, which most often happened as a consequence of questions (c).
More than half of the adolescents with food hypersensitivity reported positive allergy tests, but as a consequence of how the questions in the survey were asked, it is not known if they were verified as allergic specifically to food.
The paper has the discomfiting consequence of raising questions about the accuracy of the Fed's Survey of Consumer Finances, widely treated as an authoritative source.
