Sentence examples for difficult consequences in terms of from inspiring English sources

Bettman confirmed that the Devils' principal owners, Jeff Vanderbeek and Ray Chambers, are feuding "and that has had some difficult consequences in terms of the operation of the club".

This approach had damaging consequences in terms of controlling immigration … but also in terms of public debate.

Many raised reasonable fear of civilian casualties and their consequences in terms of further radicalisation.

"And aging population, which has big financial consequences — fiscal consequences — in terms of super and health expenditure".

He will say: "This approach had damaging consequences in terms of controlling immigration, but also in terms of public debate.

The valuations have real consequences in terms of recruiting and acquisitions, too.

This has several consequences in terms of temperature and RH in the stone.

Sexual assault or violence will have consequences in terms of terminations of contracts," the letter reads.

This visual integration of information would be difficult to achieve with static network representations or approaches that use scripted model specifications without offering simple but detailed symbolic representations of molecular interactions, their conditions and consequences in terms of biochemical modifications.

"Realists" typically prefer explaining logical consequence in terms of truth in models, and "Anti-realists" typically prefer explaining logical consequence in terms of proof.

Thus, short-term effects beyond inflammation are difficult to interpret in terms of consequences such as fibrosis, longevity, or long term muscle function.