Disobeying your parents may lead to nasty consequences, such as loss of television or being grounded,or even both.
(It also found that more than half of senior executives have their goals revised in the course of the year, but only one-third of middle managers do so).Then again, there is also ample evidence of the nasty consequences that can follow when employees are given poorly chosen objectives.
From a security perspective, the war with the PKK, a Kurdish terror group, and the nasty consequences of the chaos in Syria have reminded many voters to return to shelter rather than navigating the stormy water.
Pollan and his fellow investigative journalist Eric Schlosser, the Fast Food Nation author who co-produced Food, Inc., with Kenner, are determined to fling open the doors to those rank, cavernous CAFOs (concentrated animal feeding operations) and force us to confront the nasty consequences of our addiction to cheap processed convenience foods.
Meanwhile, the return of budget deficits has real, nasty consequences.
The continuing malfunction of the banks has two nasty consequences.
Just as naysayers warned six months ago, the force of the clampdown has provoked its own nasty consequences.
Too often in the past a bit of inflation has turned into a lot with nasty consequences.
The legislation may induce physicians to pour contributions into the campaign chests of politicians during an election year, but patients would suffer the nasty consequences.
Conversely, our results in this paper strive to concretise recurrent set of circumstances into patterns that can quickly be reused in practice to avoid connected nasty consequences.
