Sentence examples for only its consequences from inspiring English sources

Terrorism, like any activism, is highly social, only its consequences are exceptional.

"We are going to focus institutional efforts on attending to the [social] causes of the criminal phenomenon and not only its consequences," he said.

This hypothesis establishes a new approach to the application of this implicit theory, as it seeks to understand not only its negative consequences, but also its potential ancillary benefits for the groups which operate under such negative consequences.

The past can be recalled, but only if its consequences are acted out now, on this critical day.

They decided not to alienate the prime minister by discussing whether an invasion was sensible or necessary, but only what its consequences might be.

As for incisional hernia, tension was believed to be a risk factor, but no link has been demonstrated and proximal decompression does not protect against anastomotic disruption but only ameliorates its consequences [ 25].

EPO was banned in 1990, even though its actual presence could not be proved; only its suspicious consequences were detectable.

The high level of depression and anxiety after childbirth is important not only in its consequences for the woman, but also because it has been shown to be associated with impaired child development [ 19- 22] Further understanding of how to prevent these adverse outcomes is required.

For the White House as well as Romney, this was a serious danger, if only because its consequences would have been unknowable.

To avoid this result, some utilitarians claim that an act is morally wrong if and only if its consequences contain more pain (or other disvalues) than an alternative, regardless of positive values.

In his view, if an accident was long defined as chance, today only its timing and consequences are hard to predict; the accident itself is already bound to occur.