Sentence examples for despite potential consequences from inspiring English sources

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Instead of going through with this arrangement, he decided to go public and stay in Hong Kong, despite potential consequences for his girlfriend on the mainland.

Despite potential consequences on exposure to malaria mosquitoes, there is a serious lack of empirical evidence describing how diet affects human attractiveness to disease vectors.

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In this context, women are encouraged and disciplined to "lean in" to paid labor for the future survival of the species as a whole--despite the potential consequences for their own survival.

Despite the potential consequences, not to mention emotional fallout, few teenage girls are encouraged to see gynecologists.

However, the link between molecular diversity of DOC and microbial biodiversity remains elusive (e.g., [24], [27]) despite its potential consequences for ecosystem functioning.

The ease with which plasmids are isolated, genetically engineered, and re-introduced has led to their near ubiquitous use in synthetic biology, despite the potential consequences of variable copy number.

Few studies have directly examined the relationship between host dispersal rates and infection by parasites, despite the potential consequences for both the epidemiology of the infections themselves and the dynamics of the wider host meta-population [ 18].

Despite the potential consequences of a late or missed diagnosis of these serious pathologies, their low prevalence in primary care settings does not justify routine ancillary testing of patients presenting with low back pain.

Acoustic noise is known to have a variety of detrimental effects on many animals, including humans, but surprisingly little is known about its impacts on foraging behaviour, despite the obvious potential consequences for survival and reproductive success.

However despite explaining the potential consequences of continued smoking to this patient, she still seemed reluctant to consider abstaining.

Despite the apparent variability and potential consequences, the extent to which changes in the many factors mentioned above can lead to differences in trophic discrimination within and between species in the field is not well quantified.

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