Sentence examples for consequence of helping from inspiring English sources
Some economists, however, say the campaign to restrict rial circulation may have the unintended consequence of helping Iran.
Steve Cameron at RTI, a risk consultancy, argues that it would be more effective if mining companies faced charges of corporate manslaughter for not ensuring that their ore reaches ships in good condition.As it happens, domestic legislation meant to increase Indonesia's role in processing commodities could have the unintended consequence of helping to save lives at sea.
Didn't anybody at Goldman consider the "reputational consequences" of helping Zuckerberg and colleagues to skirt the securities laws at time when the American public is still furious at Wall Street in general and Goldman in particular?
He bears some responsibility for the unintended consequences of helping arm the Afghan mujahedeen against the Soviets in the 1980s, only to have them turn their weapons against United States troops years later.
Alternatively, it can lead to an enhanced recognition of the positive consequences of helping behavior such as social rewards or good feelings.
There are both conceptual and empirical reasons to use 'multilevel selection' to explore the fitness consequences of helping behaviours for the actor and the recipient.
Whether, and how much, one should help others depends on their place in one's rationally defined hierarchy of values, and on the particular circumstances (whether they are worthy of help, what the likely consequences are of helping them, and so on).
Females with a diagnosis expressed lack of trust in the benefits of treatment and fear of the social consequences of help-seeking.
Then they evaluate the consequences of help-seeking in social terms (shame and stigma) and in terms of whether they would receive care adequate to their needs.
For example, troubled young persons may foresee stigmatization as a consequence of help-seeking when they become aware of emotional distress as a problem, and subsequently attempt to normalize their feelings of depression.
