Sentence examples for limiting consequences from inspiring English sources

I can't, say, zip up from Manhattan to the suburban college where I teach, grocery-shopping at Costco on the way, and my paralysis may eventually have far more limiting consequences, since should I ever want to move away from NYC, I'm screwed.

Understanding which tissue is at risk of secondary destruction following spinal cord injury and the time course over which this damage occurs, is critical for the design and assessment of therapies aimed at limiting consequences of trauma.

The focus was on remaining abilities rather than on the limiting consequences of dementia.

It is merely quite bad in certain ways that have limited consequences".The trouble is that these consequences are getting less limited as time goes on.

If cash shortages do arise, they should have limited consequences.

The vote on Tuesday, however, means any such ruling most likely would have limited consequences.

The main environmental impact is due to the cultivation phase while the transformation has limited consequences.

The significant effects of structural factors found suggest that incidental exposure can limit consequences of selective exposure.

The latter implies that introduction of an infected calf in a cohort of susceptibles has limited consequences for spread of infection.

Without a prohibition on harassment and discrimination, conduct that could be considered a fireable offense in many American workplaces would have limited consequences for lawyers who engage in it.

Policy paralysis among Western Europe's governments is matched by the apathy of the European Commission, which suggested the current financial turmoil would have "limited" consequences for the EU And its member states.