Sentence examples similar to its specific consequence from inspiring English sources

What the Buddha teaches is instead the far stricter view that each action has its own specific consequence for the agent, the hedonic nature of which is determined in accordance with causal laws and in such a way as to require rebirth as long as action continues.

Participatory foresight has its specific practical consequences.

Each branch of the decision tree represents one of the possible sequences of chance and decision events that could occur, which is in turn associated with a specific consequence that is valued based on its desirability.

The glorious, spontaneous lovemaking that celebrated their escape plans is to have a very specific consequence.

"He suggests that this quasi-religious aspect of news in the 21st century has a very specific consequence.

But the next year, North Korea was caught aiding Syria in building a nuclear reactor but suffered no specific consequence.

Pelosi appeared excited by the prospect of one specific consequence of a Democratic victory: "We win in '06, we get subpoena power".

Growing populations, by contrast, simply create diffuse additional pressure on the planet that has no specific consequence.

Over many years, I have visited conflict-affected states where I have met women who have suffered the agony of rape, and where sexual violence is the shocking and specific consequence of conflict.

At present, we cannot determine unequivocally whether the differing cellular behaviour we assign to AVE cells is a specific consequence of differential levels of Cerl expression or rather a more general property of cells marked in this way.

I will address this specific consequence in this essay, but let's first provide some additional overview to this event.