Sentence examples for for future consequences from inspiring English sources

While many of us don't think much of sharing our details online now, Livingstone says the danger is that our society may relinquish its privacy rights "without due regard for future consequences" and without debate over the implications.

Neuroscience research on the adolescent brain describes the drive for intense experience without regard for future consequences that so often characterizes adolescents to be the result, not of characterological or personality deficits, but of the mix of a combination of an increased number of dopamine receptors and surges in sex hormones (Steinberg 2014).

We were kids when we changed our wedding date, in response to parental challenges (isn't it always your parents' fault?), and we planned our wedding like kids do: with little consideration for future consequences... like dinner reservations, presents, unique gestures, on a day when so much of the population is competing to make anything either of us does look inadequate.

By contrast, lesions in the ventro-medial prefrontal cortex lead to "myopia" for the future, that is, insensitivity for future consequences of present behavior [ 1].

Theorists, however, suggest that impulsivity encompasses a more complex array of behavioural processes, including urgency, risk-taking, sensation-seeking, nonplanning, lack of premeditation, a disregard for future consequences and insensitivity to punishment (Barratt, 1985; Evenden, 1999; Moeller et al., 2001; Monterosso and Ainslie, 1999; Whiteside and Lynam, 2003).

With discounting, we assumed that individuals compared the present values of the two different streams of life in the trade-off, in a way that reflects declining relative weight for future consequences, and we computed utilities based on a discount rate (r) of 3% per year [ 12].

The first is a kind of time tourism during which great care is taken not to alter the past for fear of future consequences.

I agree with Professor Folbre that the best quantitative estimate of marginal tax rates would account for the future consequences of working in the present, but writing in 2013 I am not willing to follow Professors Feldstein and Samwick and assume that Social Security rules will remain unchanged for the remaining lifetimes of today's workers.

Most likely, the investors are providing CafePress with a safety cushion for the future consequences of the current economic downturn, as well as the necessary capital for the company to expand its base operations into even more countries.

Adaptive management emphasizes the importance of accounting for the future consequences of present actions.

"Most people older than 16 are not greatly distinguishable from adults on the relevant competencies -- the ability to think through future consequences, for example," he says.