Sentence examples for consequence of giving from inspiring English sources

"Some in the medical field look upon these deaths as an unavoidable consequence of giving care.

But, however it played out, this sort of tragedy is a natural consequence of giving weapons to violent men who feel that their powerful sponsor allows them to commit crimes with impunity.

Ms. Quinn said through a Council spokesman, Justin Goodman, that Mr. Lander's bill would have the unintended consequence of giving a cause of action for litigation and thus make "homeownership less attainable and more expensive" without reducing discrimination.

American workers, says Mr Webb, "are at the mercy of cut-throat executives who are vastly overpaid, partly as a consequence of giving [the workers'] jobs away to other people".

One consequence of giving Fox full control of the postseason arose Sunday when the Yankees-Athletics afternoon game ran long on the Fox network, with the prime-time St. Louis-Arizona game on deck, its starting time delayed from 7 30 to 8 15 Eastern.

But Russia's aggression has had the unintended consequence of giving NATO a renewed sense of purpose: hence those American paratroopers in Poland.François Heisbourg, of the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique in Paris, reckons America would still fight to defend the Baltic states: "The moment a Russian tank crosses the bridge at Narva [on Estonia's border with Russia] it will be zapped".

Has the paper no concern for the consequences of giving people unbalanced information?

We need to step back and think of the wider consequences of giving up nuclear power".

But it has recently become the favorite feast of psychologists studying the consequences of giving thanks.

Did you have to think about the consequences of giving them that much responsibility?

The consequences of giving consent are an enormous invasion of privacy and the almost inevitable prejudicing of any future application to come to the UK.