Sentence examples for problematic consequences for from inspiring English sources
Bartholomew, the spiritual leader of the world's 250 million Orthodox Christians, stopped short of taking sides but said that divisions in the church would have "problematic consequences for Ukraine's future".
Now, whatever Aristotle's motives for appealing to homonymy in this connection may be, it should first be appreciated that it has immediate and problematic consequences for his hylomorphic analysis of soul and body.
"We fundamentally believe that when the government acts to silence the speech of somebody whose speech we disagree with it has long-term problematic consequences for everyone," dos Santos said.
However, the recovery phase is anything but short or easily managed and has clear and highly problematic consequences for patient functioning and well-being not just the night of but also the following day.
In sum, this literature suggests that while some gay men and some HIV positive men may be able to integrate occasional crystal meth use into their lives with minimal impact, others are using to a degree that can have problematic consequences for health as well as social and economic wellbeing.
The industry minister, Antonio Marzano, said in a statement that Fiat "must seriously evaluate the problematic consequences of job cuts".
We see once again a problematic consequence of interpretations of the argument for mental anomalism (Kim's and now Campbell's) that highlight a strong distinction between normative and descriptive principles.
'After cooking darkening' is another problematic consequence of enzymatic browning.
'And at around two in the morning they started tagging themselves.' This would have unforeseen and problematic consequences.
This assumption has a number of rather problematic consequences.
This trajectory of everyday aesthetics is welcomed by a number of thinkers for its contribution to enriching life experience, encouraging mindful living, and facilitating satisfaction without problematic consequences that often accompany a hedonistic lifestyle (Irvin 2008b; Melchionne 2014; Shusterman 2013).
