Sentence examples for foreseeable results from inspiring English sources

Twain once volunteered for umpire duty, with foreseeable results.

Hadley held that the damages arising from an inoperative mill were not foreseeable results of delayed shipment of a shaft, without specific notice.

Some cases after Hadley have suggested that the injury resulting from loss of a machine's use are not foreseeable results of delayed transport, because it is not a usual consequence although it is a proximate consequence.

As Weber puts it: "there is an abysmal contrast between conduct that follows the maxim of an ethic of ultimate ends-that is, in religious terms, 'the Christian does rightly and leaves the results with the Lord'-and conduct that follows the maxim of an ethic of responsibility, in which case one has to give an account of the foreseeable results of one's action" (Weber 1919, 120).

A foreseeable result is the unchecked police conduct exposed in federal court.

So does "the degree to which the invasion is intended or is the foreseeable result of authorized government action".

The punishment story, Shaffer intimates, has a (relatively) simple beginning, middle and end; if you take punishment out of the picture the story has no foreseeable result.

What's actually taking place is a series of episodes, awful and familiar, each the foreseeable result of a set of policies.

The crisis in Europe is actually a series of episodes, awful and familiar, each the foreseeable result of a set of policies.

Deals struck during the 90's boom accompanied the promise of great reward -- today's "down round" dilution of those early-stage investments is the foreseeable result of their according great risk.

Section 18 states that American laws are not given extraterritorial application except with respect to conduct that has, as a "direct and foreseeable result," a "substantial" effect within the United States.