Sentence examples for consequences compared from inspiring English sources

Consequently, these patients believed that bleeding events result in less severe consequences compared to blood clots: "They measured my blood every day or every other day… if it was the least bit up or down, they said take an extra pill, or don't take any for two days and then we'll do it again.

As climate change campaigners are well aware, people naturally discount future consequences compared to today's costs.

This will have catastrophic consequences compared to Edinburgh given it is the area with the most footfall within the country".

In fact, SMI risk was a relatively strong predictor of substance use consequences, compared to other measured variables.

Adjusting for substance use, being in Baltimore was associated with more negative substance use consequences compared to being in Dallas.

These disorders are often comorbid, and comorbidity is associated with heightened adverse consequences compared with each disorder alone.

They may lose political face; but the careers of Bush and Blair are of little consequence compared to environmental mayhem and military agony.

It recommends the continued use of uranium and says that exposure to depleted uranium in war 'would be of little consequence compared with other battlefield perils,' but levels of exposure 'would be unacceptable during peacetime conditions'.

"A terrorist attack on the two-lane bridge down the street from my house is bad but has a relatively low consequence compared to an attack on the Golden Gate Bridge," Mr. Chertoff said in a speech in Washington in March.

"A terrorist attack on the two-lane bridge down the street from my house would be bad, but would have a relatively low consequence compared to an attack on the Golden Gate Bridge".

The Warren campaign says this political moment is of little consequence compared with those involving health care and student loans that middle-class voters face every day.