Sentence examples for consequences into consideration from inspiring English sources

Take the consequences into consideration before declining her invite.

You have to deal with weather reports quite similarly, you do not know what is happening, you must always take [the potential consequences] into consideration.

I would question if I actually could be because of them; I made the choice to get them and any negative repercussions that come from that are consequences I took into consideration when getting tattooed.

There is something to staying together for the kids--it's just another consequence to take into consideration.

Hanssens has highlighted that this approach might not appropriately take into consideration consequences like labelling, psychological distress and post-test discrimination by health care providers with patients that turn out to be HIV positive [ 13].

In light of this fact and in the absence of any scientific evidence to support the practice of female circumcision, the available level III evidence, derived from retrospective studies and studies depended on self-reported FGC and its health consequences, should be taken into consideration in spite of their imprecision and low reliability.

She told ABC television that Israel had the right to defend itself, but she added, in the diplomatic formula usually used by the administration after such killings, that Israel should "take into consideration the consequences of anything that it does".

In its written response to the committee, the Vatican said that according to church teaching, parents "should be able to rectify their child's inappropriate action by imposing certain reasonable consequences for such behaviour, taking into consideration the child's ability to understand the same as corrective".

In reaching a decision, it is essential to take the consequences of the different alternatives into consideration.

Furthermore, it does not underestimate the consequences and takes them seriously into consideration within the foreseeability process of the potential implications on the biosphere's stability.

Second, the drastically different effects of infection on males and females have interesting evolutionary consequences that should be taken into consideration when envisaging Wolbachia-based control strategies.