Sentence examples for hidden consequences from inspiring English sources
So what are the potential hidden consequences?
While 'agro-resources' by definition do not use petroleum as raw material, there are often hidden consequences and impact created by their uses.
Yet there are other, hidden consequences, say lawyers and advocates who work with those arrested.
This installment explains 'planned obsolescence'— electronics designed to be replaced as quickly as possible and its often hidden consequences for tech workers, consumers and the environment.
As Americans mobilize for the 2018 midterms and the 2020 presidential contest, they might look beyond Washington's mesmerizing celebrity scandals and consider instead the hidden consequences of the country's ongoing withdrawal from the global arena.
"Owing to converging trends of both climate change and conflict in recent years, ecosystems find themselves disrupted and residents of the affected areas are forced to migrate," said the UN expert, describing this phenomenon as "the hidden consequences" of the combined threat.
It is politicians, in a wasteful attempt to hide the consequences of their policies, that may undermine the single market.
He told Fogel the Russian sports ministry was actively involved in the giving its athletes performance-enhancing drugs – and hiding the consequences – and that he met with the deputy sports minister, Yuri Nagornykh, at least once a week.
And to prove conspiracy, said Professor Brickman, who has written widely on asbestos law, the government will have to show not just that the Grace executives considered hiding the consequences of the activity in Libby, but also that they actually pursued doing so.
To repair the harm caused by the legacy of American racism and white supremacy, we must look beyond the cages we have built to hide the consequences of our history from ourselves.
We were not able to document this in more severely compromised patients (SAPS II > 50), probably because the severe septic condition hides the consequences of the IAT.
