Sentence examples for consequences of providing from inspiring English sources

But I hope that there are no unintended consequences of providing unpaid labor.

Asked whether he planned to go to Washington soon to meet with top administration officials to ask for financial assistance, as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, also a Republican, had done a day earlier, he said: "I'm certainly talking to the administration, first of all, about security, and also about the financial consequences" of providing that security.

Since they are adults and separate taxpayers, what are the technical tax consequences of providing a place to stay, food and perhaps some spending money during their temporary retreat to the family home?

Government officials must plan for public skepticism and not be guided by the potential legal consequences of providing accurate information.

In a Monday letter, Rosenstein had asked for more time to "evaluate the consequences" of providing such access, noting that "one or more of the memos may relate to an ongoing investigation, may contain classified information, and may report confidential Presidential communications".

These findings relate to the operational consequences of providing diagnostic assistance in practice.

The sole negative consequence of providing preoperative PFMT, as identified by public sector providers, was the burden that this may place on already 'stretched' staff resources, and consequent impacts on other services, e.g. an increase in waiting lists, an inability to meet key performance indicators for patient waiting times.

An unintended but unavoidable consequence of providing someone a cushion when they are without work is that they are provided with less incentive to get back to work.

As a consequence of providing feedback to trainers on this approach to assessment, it was agreed that a simulated task might be more suitable.

Further negative effects, such as increases in public waiting lists, may result from the potential absenteeism of department heads in public hospitals as a consequence of providing services in private hospitals as outlined in the relevant literature [37].

"As the study also suggests, a consequence of providing greater value to the majority of fans at one end of the spectrum is that those fans at the other end of the spectrum, those adults paying on the day for a single match, may now find themselves paying a bit more at some clubs".