Sentence examples similar to procure consequences from inspiring English sources
But throw in positive bias towards guys wanting a helping hand to more easily procure consequence-free sex with somewhat drunk women and, well, it's practically toxic.
Our results have shed light on the complex consequences and knock-on effects of a nationally procured EHR system for the work practices of a range of users.
In a document procured by the analyst Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, the group warns of consequences for anyone caught "dealing in idolatrous antiquities and ephemeral statues," and reports indicate that, even off camera, these rules have been enforced.
"One consequence of high state cigarette tax rates has been increased smuggling as criminals procure discounted packs from low-tax states to sell in high-tax states," the report reads.
He not only analyzed that action as best that "procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers" but proposed a form of "moral arithmetic" for calculating the best consequences.
Information was hard to procure.
"It's quite difficult to procure".
Jefferson, writing as a laconic utilitarian, urged his nephew to inquire into the truthfulness of Christianity without fear of consequences: "If it ends in a belief that there is no god, you will find incitements to virtue in the comforts and pleasantness you feel in its exercise, and the love of others which it will procure you".
My father's outsized edition of the Judeo-Roman historian Flavius Josephus, which I used to consult for the illustrations, included the chilling advice that the only safe way to procure a mandrake was to tie your dog to it, walk away, and let the dog do the pulling, and suffer the consequences, for you.
