Sentence examples for intellectual consequences from inspiring English sources

Less examined are the intellectual consequences of the power imbalance.

The end of the cold war, for him, had two key intellectual consequences.

In the wake of his arrest, however, Loury had experienced a personal transformation that was to have far-reaching intellectual consequences.

The social and intellectual consequences of this will be dire: the value and purpose of education is at stake, as is the right of millions of ordinary people to access it.

Well, if it does, why not unequivocally say so, and bear the intellectual consequences (presumably that fiction writers should face some sort of authenticity test before publishing) – and if it really doesn't, why bring it up?

And even though she makes it plain that her worldview coalesced when she was reporting on Eastern Europe in the '80s and '90s, commenters almost never address the intellectual consequences of her analogies between the cold war and the war on terror.

According to Gould the term is a "deductive intellectual consequence of asserting that natural selection acts as the creative mechanism of evolutionary change".

"Much more than a parish minister, he was a writer, thinker and public intellectual of consequence," Dan Cryer, who is at work on a biography of Mr. Church, wrote in an e-mail message on Friday.

This position has more than intellectual or artistic consequences; it also becomes something of an obstacle in her relationship with Paul.

Priority #3: Getting kids into an accelerated primary care regimen for the long term Long after the immediate crisis is over, children exposed to lead can suffer negative intellectual or behavioral consequences.

Furthermore, children living in conflict affected areas or children involved in the worst forms of child labour (armed conflict, commercial sexual exploitation, other hazardous work) may suffer from long-term physical, sensory, intellectual or psychosocial consequences.