Sentence examples for consequences money from inspiring English sources

But, in making this choice, you need to be aware of the possible consequences––money may be lost, other animals may be infected, your time will need to be put toward the care and the end result may still be a sick or dead animal.

As a consequence, money and credit conditions have tightened sharply.

In her study "The Psychological Consequences of Money," published in Science in 2006, she found that "money-priming" — that is, exposing people to money, or representations of money, or even words having to do with money — is enough to temporarily reduce a person's ability to perceive physical and emotional sensations and to make them "disinterested" in others.

Our model internalizes the corresponding relationships (or internal forces) and the proposed solution describes the final (expected) state of flows and their consequences for money price, waiting time, and waiting room size.

As consequences of money laundering, financial markets become corrupted and the public's respect and trust to the international financial system are ruined and, eventually, the rate of growth of the global economy is declined due to the increase of risk in financial markets (Omar et al. 2014).

If you really want to see the guillotine in action, consider the added consequences if money center bank P/Es return to the 1990s' normal relationship with the S&P 500 and if the P/E on that index takes a hit, not to bear market lows but only to its postwar average of 14.1.

In this pivotal year of public uproar over the consequences of money in politics, Harvard Professor Lawrence Lessig has attracted considerably more attention to his work in devising a constitutional road map for reform.

In this context, self-medication is more likely to have medical (harmful to the patient) as well as economic consequences (spending money on sometimes non useful drugs).

This is partly a consequence of money running out, but also part of the Ingels aesthetic.

It creates a consequence-free money tree for big polluters who won't need to take responsibility for their pollution.

As a consequence, making money from selling games, homegrown or not, is a tough ask.The game's creators, a small start-up called Emboi, may be hoping that patriotism and a desire to support local industry may prompt some gamers to pay up.