Sentence examples for consequences fully from inspiring English sources

Later, when I learned that her protest had been contemplated at length with the consequences fully measured, I was inspired even more deeply by her willingness to intentionally sacrifice her freedom and safety to make the country confront the ugliness of Jim Crow.

Healthcare facilities Social services facilities Community facilities Civic organizations and other socially organized groups Resistance from nonpublic health sectors Resistance from different organizations 5. Differential consequences Fully integrate an equity-in-health perspective in public health interventions.

Ana Sol Gutierrez (D-Montgomery) and other opponents said residents would reject the proposal if they understood its consequences more fully.

BBC Sport has learned that governing body the FIA is to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the accident to ensure its causes and consequences are fully understood.

Value judgments place things in their wider context and judge them in relation to their consequences, more fully considered (TV 209 213).

James never worked out his understanding of 'practical consequences' as fully as Peirce did, and he does not share Peirce's restriction of these consequences to those that affect 'intellectual purport' or to general patterns of behaviour.

Prevention and protection costs reflect the economic consequences to fully or partially avoid negative environmental impacts and include costs of reducing the pollution of harmful substances in the environment as a result of flood events.

It illustrates potential unintended consequences from fully rational NGO contributions to respond to epidemics.

These results imply that it is probably first when diagnosed that the consequences are fully incorporated and detailed information is sought.

Yet, until the trans-generational and population level consequences are fully understood and debated it must remain limited to somatic cells and not cross to the human germ-line.

Finances aside, precious little of consequence is fully in the hands of the mayor and City Council.