Sentence examples for consequences suggesting that from inspiring English sources
He also points out that in later cases, only Justice Kirby seemed to uphold the 'vibe' of the Chu Kheng Lim test, with Chief Justice Gleeson and Justice Gummow attempting to separate the character of detention from its consequences (suggesting that detention which is punitive in effect may not necessarily also be punitive in character).
We have shown that the loss of NMD at different phases of the life cycle of the liver has distinct phenotypic consequences, suggesting that NMD plays multiple roles in liver function.
Geographical location (province) explained some of the variation for the negative health system consequences, suggesting that there was better nursing management in some of the provinces.
(4) Supporting this is the finding that early life exposure can result in long-term health consequences, suggesting that there are heritable changes to the genome.
Research indicates that brief interventions conducted in the week leading up to the 21st birthday celebration can reduce levels of consumption and associated consequences, suggesting that the risks of experiencing alcohol related consequences stemming from 21st birthday celebrations could be partially mitigated through specifically timed prevention efforts (Neighbors et al. 2009, 2012).
"The fact that we've been changing the planet for so long, with both positive and negative consequences, suggests that we can try to take control of the transformation, and make it less detrimental," she said.
The consequences suggest that decision-makers may need to re-examine company car arrangements in order to control the excessive exposure and to require that company cars come with a core of sufficient safety features.
That prudence or wisdom (phronêsis) is good, not in itself but in its consequences, suggests that some balance, perhaps even regarding others, is required in choosing pleasures (DL II 91).
Currently available data on AKI and its consequences suggest that AKI has the potential to substantially alter the outcome of patients with cancer [ 33].
15, 32, 51 By contrast, the observation that subjects with GHD due to pituitary or hypothalamic disease develop obesity and its metabolic consequences suggests that GH plays a physiological role in the development of obesity and its cardiovascular complications.
