But it's too strong because its negative consequences (default, higher interest rates, financial turmoil) are disastrously out of proportion to the behavior it's trying to regulate.
"I understand that we want to limit access, but if we limit it too much, it will actually favour the black market and its negative consequences".
This hypothesis establishes a new approach to the application of this implicit theory, as it seeks to understand not only its negative consequences, but also its potential ancillary benefits for the groups which operate under such negative consequences.
Given the predominance of PTSD and its negative consequences to long term health, it is very important to identify measurable and quantifiable biological parameters, i.e., biomarkers, which can serve as prognostic and diagnostic indicators for PTSD.
But it implies a horrible choice: that further deforestation, with all its negative consequences, may be the price of loyalty.
It means that the justification for stigmatization of heart disease, with its negative consequences, is strongly refuted by the children themselves.
"Could Russia have avoided the crisis or completely escaped its negative consequences?" he asked the legislators.
Her approach is particularly relevant to a world faced with climate change and its negative consequences for all people.
Opinions vary on what else the United States government could do to squelch the drug trade and its negative consequences.
Opponents of regionalism tend to worry about its negative consequences, such as the loss of autonomy and the threat it poses to vested domestic interests.
Job loss and its negative consequences are more likely during recessions, just as they have always been, but workers have not fared any worse in the last ten years.
