That is, their 'present' and 'future' selves are psychologically unconnected, as a consequence of which they fail to take delayed consequences into account and tend to opt for immediate gratification by way of criminal behaviour.
In which economic states will it fail?
A tie vote meant that the resolution failed, thus precluding the grave consequences of which administrators had warned.
The "historian of Opinion," in Keynes's phrase, cannot fail to see a huge "change of mood that proved lasting and with the consequences of which we are living still".
He will, in a sense, die as a consequence of having failed to prove his innocence in time.
Peripheral vasodilatation may be a consequence of the appearance of vasoactive compounds in the circulation which may fail to be metabolised by the necrotic liver, or are released from it.
The sorry consequences of letting Lehman Brothers fail, which was intended to discourage moral hazard, showed that the middle of a crisis is not the time to get tough.
Cf. Vernonia, supra, at 658, and n. 2. Rather, the only consequence of a failed drug test is to limit the students privilege of participating in extracurricular activities.
In a similar case, Panidis et al. [13] reported one case of tibial fracture in which a nail failed to expand and was left un-inflated; as a consequence, the fracture went onto non-union.
He caught the attention of Ralph Edwards, the creator of Truth or Consequences, a popular television game show in which contestants who failed to correctly answer trivia questions had to perform stunts.
