Sentence examples for it considers the consequences from inspiring English sources

It considers the consequences of the misguided Iraq wars.

It considers the consequences of uncertainty in both the pattern of catchment climate change as represented by different climate models and hydrological model parameterisation on the effects of mitigation policy.

However, this work did not examine where and when in the PSM Wnt activity is required, nor did it consider the consequences of cell flow through the tissue for wavefront regulation.

The energy plan you lay out in your editor's letter introducing the July/August 2006 issue's special report ("It's Not Too Late") simply considers how to meet the projected increasing energy demand of an insanely materialistic society with a huge environmental footprint; it never considers the consequences.

It also considers the consequences of these social constructions, for example, a belief that women do not get heart disease is likely to impact on help-seeking.

"It wasn't until after it passed that people really started looking at it and considering the consequences of it.

The authority said it was considering the consequences of a possible vote to leave the EU in the referendum on 23 June.

And when they see an opportunity to get more of what they want, they go after it without considering the consequences".

This week Becki Barnicoat plumped for Some Like It Hot, Patrick Kingsley considered The Consequences of Love, Rosie Swash explained why The Big Lebowski abides and Michael Hann ogled beautiful girls (and wrote about the film too...)...

He said the "whole point" of the court's recent precedents -- specifically, the decision he wrote that struck down the Religious Freedom Restoration Act -- was that "when Congress alters the federal balance, it must carefully consider the consequences of doing so".

It is considered the consequence of prolonged anorexia and subsequent dramatic lipolysis [ 1– 3].