Sentence examples for consequences felt from inspiring English sources
When the seven jurors — people carefully chosen by the organizers to represent different backgrounds, views and ages — acquitted all the artists, the fact that the acquittal had no actual consequences felt disappointing.
Sometimes he has done so covertly, wire-tapping Americans with no authorisation or permitting the use of torture with consequences felt at Abu Ghraib and in secret CIA prisons in black holes like Uzbekistan.Perhaps, in the end, Mr Bush's decision came down to a simple calculation that he has little left to lose.
In 1971, W. David Montgomery, a Harvard graduate student in economics, fleshed out the idea of emissions trading in his doctoral thesis and has spent much of the last three decades trying to figure out how the marketplace can deal with environmental problems that are caused by relatively few actors but have consequences felt globally.
This technical concept in the philosophy of language has critical consequences felt throughout philosophy.
Unfortunately, the consequences felt by certain factions of the population in Pennsylvania are shared across the country.
Families will be reunited sooner, thus avoiding the consequences felt by children of incarcerated parents such as mental and emotional problems, school underperformance, or placement into foster care.
In the court of public opinion, that might feel like justice, but such consequences feel more like gestures.
In contrast, when participants had the opportunity to be within a peer group of breastfeeding young mothers, they did not feel that they were being judged and as a consequence, felt more confident in their ability to breastfeed in public.
He will most likely have been bullied physically by older boys at school, and as a consequence, feels the need to exact violence on as many people as possible.
According to McAllister et al. staff are less likely to have a negative attitude if they perceive themselves as skilled to address the needs of patients who self-harm and, as a consequence, feel better equipped to work with such patients [ 11].
