Sentence examples for consequences for future generations from inspiring English sources
Unless we act now to reset this precedent, the consequences for future generations could be dire.
Is there anything that is feasible, that we must do today to prevent unacceptable global warming consequences for future generations?
"We hope that Agforce will consider the strong scientific case for limiting further land clearing and the consequences for future generations of not doing so," it says.
The developers also found themselves doing business with people with an uncommonly long-range view and a passionate concern about the consequences for future generations.
What the Earth's history tells us is that there's a limit on how much we can put in the air without guaranteeing disastrous consequences for future generations.
Each month seems to bring new and stronger evidence that warming is occurring, that human activities are behind it and that the consequences for future generations could be catastrophic.
Such fraud approaches could present grave health consequences for future generation (s), if the policy makers, professionals and public do not reflect on the fact that 'intellectuals' in health system who were responsible for improving public health are destroying it.
But there are concerns about the potential consequences in people, such as the potential risks of unintended consequences of changing DNA and the implications for future generations.
There is increasing recognition that undernutrition and its associated factors have long-term consequences for health and productive capacity, and for future generations.
Dread, meanwhile, draws on associations with uncontrollable, catastrophic and fatal consequences; involuntary risks that seem inequitable, carrying dangers for future generations.
"With current generations facing even greater threats from cyberbullying and trolling than those in the study, we can only assume that the consequences of bullying could be even more damaging for future generations," she said.
