Sentence examples for problem consequence from inspiring English sources

On the PDA information was presented in small 'chunks' as well, consisting of three general themes central to each message (problem, consequence and option).

For the specification of a pattern, it is necessary to fill in the elements: name, domain, purpose, problem, consequence, type and solution.

They were also significantly more likely to report drinking-related problem consequences (OR = 2.22, CI95%: 1.13, 4.33) and symptoms of potential alcohol dependence (OR = 3.08, CI95%: 1.55, 6.10).

In addition to mental health problems, consequences of institutional deprivation and child maltreatment can impact on later adulthood social and economic functioning, well-being, criminal activity and even result in premature mortality [ 6– 9].

Not every problem of consequence comes with a Bhopal-style wake-up call.

In-work poverty is now a major problem – a consequence of structural shifts in the labour market, and the growth of low-paid, part-time and insecure work.

One shift is the shrinking magnitude of the Medicare spending problem — a consequence, at least for now, of a recent slowdown in the rise of health care costs.

For those who don't fill in the checklist there is no problem, no consequence.

"We are trying to explain that this problem has consequences for society in general".

But the results are not in question: we are making a total mess of a solvable problem, with consequences that will haunt us for decades to come.

Taubman tellingly quotes Kissinger saying that his problem is consequences "out of proportion to anything that you might want to achieve".