Absent these perspectives, the unattractive consequences that sometimes adversely stigmatize STMM activity may expand in similar dimension to growth of the activity itself.
A major ethical concern in debates about expanded testing is whether adverse consequences that sometimes follow an HIV diagnosis will outweigh benefits, especially in light of barriers to care cited above.
For some families, exposing their daughter's rape to the public gaze by prosecuting the rapist means risking social shame – a consequence that can sometimes lead to them killing her in the name of family honor.
Trying to cheat the law by exploiting parking loopholes can have undesired consequences that are sometimes worse than the ticket itself.
The main consequence is that, sometimes, you really can't get there from here — at least not easily and on a reasonable schedule.
Although infrequent, these sexual motivations can have dramatic and sometimes tragic consequences that are disproportionate to their frequency.
Fueled by parents, coaches, schools and the children's own visions of glory, sports are taking up ever more time and passion, sometimes with consequences that bode ill for health and family relations.
At the same time, the nature of health market systems suggests that regulations are co-constructed by many actors and that these can have wide-ranging and sometimes unintended consequences that can have profound implications for the ways health markets are organised and operate.
They were designed to support and encourage students to do their best on a state test they are mandated to take," school board officials said in a statement".Yet, even with the best intentions, we recognize that innovative programs sometimes have unintended consequences that may impact some of our students," the statement continued.
Gastritis is usually a consequence of the fact that sometimes, the digestive system has difficulty processing a meal and the meal remains too long in your stomach.
