Sentence examples for consequences of looking from inspiring English sources

We use this as an opportunity to appeal to parents to pay attention, to look for changes in a child's "normal", and to understand the consequences of looking the other way.

The fabulous new single, Love Detective, concerns the awful consequences of looking under a partner's bed, unlocking a private box, and finding diaries of betrayal and a secret sexual life.

The board at Lloyds Banking Group, for instance, appears to have not thought through the consequences of looking for a new hands-on chief executive to run one of Britain's largest companies when it hired António Horta-Osório, from Santander UK.

What are the consequences of looking only at race, and not structural racism, when it comes to improving a community's prospects as they age?

Carers must cope with the emotional and psychological consequences of looking after someone with a mental illness, including feelings of guilt, shame, worry and distress [ 5- 7].

However, most healthcare professionals were not involved in such a group, meaning that the healthcare professionals mainly acted independently of each other with little involvement between them, and little knowledge of who did what or what could be expected, with the possible consequence of looking unprofessional and creating conflict between healthcare professionals.

But because this is a film about the consequences of not looking at things, Americans were coming out of this film asking: "How were we involved?" Was that part of your reason for making it?

This seems to have been a consequence of the fact that Look was a biweekly publication and its main competitor, Life, was a weekly, so that by the time the next issue of Look came out, Kennedy's funeral had been covered already elsewhere.

The ageing protagonist of The Consequences of Love looks at first sight like an unpromising hero for a Mafia film: a suited, unsmiling businessman living in a Swiss hotel.

We don't have to imagine the ecological consequences of war, or look back in history to see the damage.

In much of the country the consequences of that process look devastating.