Sentence examples for potential future consequences from inspiring English sources
At the base of Wells's great visionary exploit is this rational, ultimately scientific attempt to follow "the drift of the current in spite of the eddies," to tease out the potential future consequences of present conditions — not as they might arise in a few years, or even decades, but millennia hence, epochs hence.
Big, expensive fights often have potential future unintended consequences that attract little attention in the heat of battle.
However, we feel that because of this unique data set, we have been able to document hs-CRP elevations at a relatively young age in the HbSS with potential future clinical consequences.
For this reason, the authors conclude that financing a trust fund or other risk management instrument should be based on a site delimited estimate of potential future expected financial consequences rather than on the random adoption of a fixed funding stream, e.g., a blanket $1 per ton, because it "sounds" reasonable.
Clinical consequences and potential future research directions driven by the definition of basal breast cancers will also be discussed.
If not, what would be the consequences for other potential future deals?
The evidence from users can also highlight potential future controversy and make explicit the social consequences of decisions.
In addition to wildfire size and frequency, potential future changes in wildfire intensity and severity may also have consequences for ecosystem recovery.
Finally, the informants' experiences of the consequences regarding the current pregnancy and any potential future pregnancies is presented in viii) paying the price and reconsidering the future.
Shortly thereafter he published Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution (2002), which examines the potential role biotechnology could play in the course of human development.
"We will actively seek judicial consequence for members who wilfully violate the law, and place our team-mates, our families, and potential future operations at risk".
