Some of the questions put by "The Fog of War" do feel almost unbearable in their consequence, but the hardest of them come from McNamara himself.
They say water's taught by thirst earth by ocean diving, birds by the lift of the heart oh that lift -- curative, isn't it -- a jumpstart, as words come back alive lightly (like saying oh) a stream of sentences transparent in their consequence cometing across the sky trailing the singular human bliss of all who learn language for the sake of such lucidity.
The laws of thermodynamics are deceptively simple to state, but they are far-reaching in their consequences.
The main interest is not so much in the premises as in their consequences, which the investigator has to set out in due order.
The result is a scattershot of economic body-building ideas and innovations mostly on the cheap — some clever, some desperate, some unpredictable in their consequences.
Andrew Madoff publicly repudiated his father after the revelations but despite his efforts to distance himself from Bernie's actions he became entangled in their consequences.
Riddell, who is the director of the Institute for Government, said while mistakes should not tarnish the whole civil service, "errors, particularly as costly and serious in their consequences as over the franchise, inevitably overshadow the successes".
"I am interested … not so much in absurd discoveries as in their consequences" (MS, 16).
It does so through cumulative, statistical effects on the proportion of traits differing in their consequences for reproductive success.
Eddington took strong exception to Milne's arguments, claiming in response that kinematic relativity and relativistic cosmology differed more importantly in their ontology than in their consequences.
Its environment is characterized by the hydrological cycle, including floods, and droughts, which in some regions such as marginal dry lands have become more extreme and dramatic in their consequences.
