The word "scandal" derives from the Greek skándalon, originally having the meaning of "trap" but coming in the New Testament to mean "cause of offense," and translated in the King James Version as "stumblingblock," as in St . Pauls first letter to the Corinthians: "But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Greeks foolishness".
Sometimes the fear of what the values mean causes employees and managers to focus more on the perceived (and not necessarily yet realized) consequences and less on the substance of changing values.
Correlation, though, does not mean cause.
What do you mean by "cause and effect" and the "decay" of ayahuasca?
Hence Rowling's own creation, Voldemort, towering tall over the floor of the stadium — though height, oddly, added little to the shudder that His Lordship is meant to cause, and gave one renewed respect for the terrorizing skills of Ralph Fiennes, noseless but normal-sized, in the Potterite saga.
Yet, we are held to some of the consequences of our behavior -- this means simply "cause and effect", so be careful of what you cause: "God is not mocked whatever a man 'sows' that shall he also 'reap'reap
The story throws light on the fact that many companies are corrupt and will do anything to make money, even if that means causing illness and death.
Want to remember that deleterious means "causing harm and damage"?
Another limitation is that the cross-sectional design of our study means that no cause-and-effect conclusions can be drawn.
We cannot provide answers, but we in the university can afford the opportunities for women and men to glimpse each other's intimate existence, with the intellectual materials to think through what they mean, their causes and consequences.
