Sentence examples for fully understanding the consequences from inspiring English sources

Ours is an unstable neighbourhood, one that America has entered without fully understanding the consequences – for India and for the neighbourhood.

Windsor, whose Carry On persona involved not fully understanding the consequences of what she did or said, ignores for as long as possible the fact that her marriage to Ronnie Knight has made her a gangster's moll.

"Despite the financial limitations, we must ensure that we do not inadvertently lose a capability that offers so much to policing services without fully understanding the consequences," he said.

Or, he said, as happens more often than not, defendants can take a plea even if they're not guilty, just so they can get out of jail and get on with their lives, often not fully understanding the consequences.

In the course of investigating the hospice industry, HuffPost spoke with families who said they were coerced into accepting hospice for a loved one, without fully understanding the consequences.

You aren't yet capable of fully understanding the consequences of your actions, so it just seems like honest and innocent fun to convince your sister to climb onto and then jump off a roof, or to place bets with classmates on who'll be the first to make the maths teacher cry.

Ultimately, privacy is often one of those words that many people give lip service to, but without fully understanding the risks and consequences, the motivation to give up convenience in order to protect privacy is not always there.

Depending on the data center business mission, focusing on energy efficiency without fully understanding the associated facility and IT risks and consequences can be devastating.

Beyond antibody preparation, fully understanding the diversity of direct biochemical and biophysical consequences of attaching ubiquitin and related proteins to histones required the development of synthetic strategies for site-specific attachment of the complete ubiquitin protein to histones.

To date, we are far from fully understanding the neuropathology that develops as a secondary remote organ injury as a consequence of sepsis.

The internal investigators are having difficulty fully understanding the extent of the transactions, these people said.