Too many people still believe that more is better, irrespective of consequences for others.
What else can one conclude from the bipartisan demand that the U.S. intervene everywhere all the time, irrespective of consequences?
Irrespective of the consequence(s) of H3K9 methylation, our observations raise the interesting question as to how GAA repeats trigger H3K9 methylation and what prevents it from spreading into the promoter region.
The genetic engineering of animals enhanced awareness of ethical issues directly relating to the technology itself and to the attitude towards nature underlying it, irrespective of the consequences.
Yet in a league of players so often consumed with image and corporate concerns, it is still refreshing to see someone say what he feels, irrespective of the consequences.
The important question thrown up by the crisis, Lanchester says, is "whether a society should arrange itself primarily for the convenience of its richest citizens and its richest, most powerful economic sector, irrespective of the consequences of that for everyone else".
But it is not a sufficient basis for financial regulation, since then banks and other financial institutions are encouraged to load up on exposure when measured risks are low, only to shed them as fast as they can when risks materialise, irrespective of the consequences for the rest of the system.
According to the younger Goodell, his father prioritized doing what he felt was ethically right irrespective of the consequences on his reelection.
Nonetheless this point implies that a thing's intrinsic value is not simply its value irrespective of its consequences; it is also its value irrespective of its context.
The surprising Brexit vote and the election of President Trump, which was a veritable trans-Atlantic echo where voters sowed the seeds of their distrust in status quo irrespective of the consequences, are two macro-level examples of the trust deficit.
Can a judgment call stand on its own legs, irrespective of the consequences?
