Sentence examples for consequences that give from inspiring English sources

But Britain is just like the US in its reluctance to admit that the casual, widespread racism of the past has far-reaching consequences that give succour to those who wish to be racists still.

It's not a congenial lark this time but an outing with unexpected and serious consequences that give a different, meaning to the word "action" and contribute to making him a man.

In a given context, the question that needs to be answered is: are we confronted with a case in which the meaning of the convention condemns a token action that does not contain the original consequence that gave meaning to the convention, viz. the reduction of the adequacy of valuable options, or simply with an exception to the convention.

Mr. Blinder, an author of the book "Downsizing in America: Reality, Causes, and Consequences," added, "That gives me some confidence".

"And the consequences of that, given the volatility of the region and the concerns that this nation and many others have about proliferation of chemical weapons, would be very serious indeed". Syria is one of only six countries that have neither signed or acceded to the convention, but it is still likely to be bound to its proscriptions under international customary law.

In working out solutions to the three practical questions posed above, we might begin to wonder about the weight that should be given to consequences versus that given to various commonsensical but non-consequentialist moral obligations, such as truth-telling, respecting human life, or human equality.

It is the consequences of the procedure that give cause for concern.

The consequence is that, "given the polarization of the parties, almost any major initiative requires a major effort" by the president, said Bob Pastor, a political scientist at Emory University in Atlanta.

Withdrawing money on credit is a delayed-consequences aversion that gives luck-junkies a chance to chase their losses all day long.

However, the undirected graph returned when using a 70% HPD interval for the statistical decisions implies a set of observational consequences that, given the algorithm assumptions, cannot result from a SEM with recursive causal structure and independent residuals.

Regulatory failure is often a predictable consequence of the political bargains that give rise both to safety nets and prudential regulations.