Under this alternative, the advice of prudence must be to embrace the lesser evil; and, instead of indulging a fruitless anticipation of the possible mischiefs which may ensue, to contemplate rather the advantageous consequences which may qualify the sacrifice.
Even if one has autonomously waived protection, arbitrary control by others, which may ensue without that protection, remains intolerable.
However, once exposed to an addictive stimulus the brain may not be totally "innocent" anymore in that the reward system may begin to give way to other, non-reward related hysteretic mechanisms which may ensue even after recovery.
For young women, concealment was important to avoid parental punishment and protect their sexual reputations, while both sexes "prefer to conceal their sexual relationship for fear of being discovered by their other lovers … to avoid quarrels which may ensue".
It provides some philosophical explanations of the problem, which may or may not help the frustrated.
The bending of the coating under the softer substrate induces concentrated tensile stress regions at the lower and upper surfaces of the coating, from which cracks may ensue.
8 9 As developing individuals, children are particularly vulnerable to the negative effects of SHS, which may even ensue before birth.
Corporate security may be compromised and negative public relations and morale problems may ensue.
Bigger problems may ensue if the Intendant continues to show "poor style," as Thomas Flierl, the culture senator, put it.
Because L. tropica, and now L. infantum, cause both VL and CL, a physician treating a cutaneous lesion may overlook visceral disease, and a host of costlier health problems may ensue.
