Sentence examples for considering consequences from inspiring English sources

Despair that people think it's OK to share everything and anything about their personal lives, without considering consequences for others or themselves.

The talk of considering "consequences" was meant to serve as an appeal to Israel to exercise restraint, administration officials said, even as Israel was unleashing new attacks on Hamas leaders and provoking more fury from Palestinians.

Improving each aspect of climate analysis is essential, many experts say, if the country is to move from pondering what to do about a general warming trend to considering consequences for particular regions and the likely impact on agriculture, ecosystems and water supplies.

Because there are many here among us who are adept at ignoring science, or willing to be led away from considering consequences by greed or ideology, we are forced to address the two canards being used to advance this thing.

I wanted to imagine myself with the means and the balls to do things I hadn't the means or balls to do -- to endure consequences that I could not -- or rather, to have the luxury of not considering consequences that I, as a black man, could only too vividly imagine.

Adolescents and parents described how they agreed to participate "for the good of others," without considering consequences for themselves.

Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said that if the attack was confirmed, "Germany would be among those who consider consequences to be appropriate".

Day breaks, the phone blinks on the pillow like a one-eyed lover, and without pausing to clean your teeth, make coffee or consider consequences, you finger it.

The current research also provides more suggestion for future studies that could consider consequences of innovation in IT.

Is it true that dealers never consider consequences?

Metcalfe further explained that Mercedes did not "consider consequences", which led her to unintentionally "destroy everything".