When I drive my car, take a vacation or keep my house warmer than I need, I contribute infinitesimally to climate change through my emissions, and so it is reasonable to think that my responsibility for the consequent harms is relatively minor.
We disagree with Plunk and Grucza that deception rather than debriefing should be considered the cause of any consequent harms.
Another version focuses on the emotional harm, and consequent damage to the relationship, caused by sexual jealousy.
Ofcom said that it is revising the sanctions process to "ensure the financial penalties we impose on the Channel 3 network adequately reflect the seriousness of the broadcasting code breach and the consequent consumer harm".
There is a causal chain of sorts from her expensive tastes to his act of embezzlement and the consequent institutional harm that his act in turn causes.
Invasive plants are non-native plants introduced to a specific area and have a tendency to spread causing harm to the native biodiversity with consequent damage to the human economy and/or human health [ 8].
Parents' worries about consequent infection or harm to the baby are in contrast to evidence that kangaroo care may lead to reduced infant morbidity and mortality.
32 As is the case with most prospective observation, the main investigator was required to intervene to remediate and mitigate harm consequent to identified reconciliation errors at discharge.
Medication reconciliation (here on referred to as MedRec) is a process advocated to prevent harm consequent to reconciliation error, 5 9 and in some organisations MedRec is required to facilitate accreditation.
70 There is debate regarding the validity of ADEs or healthcare use as outcome measures of MedRec interventions: it is argued that the harm consequent to reconciliation error may not become apparent for months after discharge.
