Sentence examples for looking at the consequences from inspiring English sources

"We're introducing these things without thinking, without looking at the consequences.

My collaborator, David Neal, was initially interested in looking at the consequences for romantic relationships.

"They are not looking at the consequences of this for families and children that are going to lose out," said Ann Martinez, 28, an administrative assistant.

We need more research looking at the consequences of anti-gay dancehall, and policy on what we should do about it.

"The surplus has forced the Treasury to change the way they do business, and we are looking at the consequences," said Ward McCarthy, principal at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in Princeton, N.J. "It affects everybody".

We suggest looking at the consequences of the adjustments from two perspectives to get a more systematic impression of the corrections.

But look at the consequences.

When it does, Deutrom would like the established nations to look at the consequences of exclusivity.

I would retort: it worked, yes, but look at the consequences.

What I wanted was to look at the consequences of the decisions that America made then".

Instead, the majority looked at the consequences of carrying the recent precedents to their logical conclusion, and stopped short.