Sentence examples for critical consequence from inspiring English sources
Our research, however, found that a critical consequence of corporate social responsibility is, perversely, corporate social irresponsibility.
Ammonia-induced mitochondrial dysfunction and energy crisis is known as a critical consequence of hepatic encephalopathy (HE).
The findings emphasize the importance of early tumor detection and the critical consequence of the inter-dosing interval on therapeutic efficacy, as supported by similar research involving chemotherapy.
The most critical consequence of the lack of data on the efficiency of the extraction methods of Roman paint binders, and the possible influence of microbial contamination, is the difficulty in knowing at this point whether some results are inaccurate, and to what extent, fomenting an overall uncertainty on Roman wall painting techniques.
Consequently, when hazard to human(s) is concerned a common design target is to protect the system from single points of failure (SPOF) which means that no failure mode caused by a single event, concern, or error has a critical consequence on the system.
The most critical consequence is that when the wealthy leave, the community often times loses its voice.
As such, the F.D.I.C. proposal and Dodd-Frank do not deal with the critical consequences of cross-border failure.
"Iraq as a country has become a battlefield for regional and international powers, and this is one of the most critical consequences of the invasion," Iraqi political analyst Hadi al-Isami told al-Jazeera, saying Chilcot would do nothing to assuage the country's plight.
Many of the problems experienced by advanced economies before the global financial crisis — like low interest rates — are now "migrating to emerging markets, with potentially very critical consequences for both these economies and the global system," Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, a member of the E.C.B. executive board, said last week.
This technical concept in the philosophy of language has critical consequences felt throughout philosophy.
The problem is pervasive and, as touched upon in the forum, has many critical consequences for our society.
