Sentence examples for realized consequences from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the fear of what the values mean causes employees and managers to focus more on the perceived (and not necessarily yet realized) consequences and less on the substance of changing values.

"If the projections in this study come even close to being realized, the consequences for society worldwide will be enormous," Dr. Dai said.

Ten years later, by examining the pattern of salaries by gender at our institution and by looking at the data published in Academe, the journal of the AAUP, we realized the consequences of our failure to adequately bargain fair and comparable starting salaries.

She says "If girls realized the consequences of sex, nobody would be having sex.

It reads, "If girls realized the consequences of sex, nobody would be having sex.

"I realized the consequences associated with the legislation... that the people of Illinois don't want it," Brady said, according to the Chicago Tribune.

Asked if he realized the consequences, Muhammed replied: "Of course.

But, considering his detention in a locked forensic psychiatry unit, the patient might have realized the consequences of having and reporting intensive sexual fantasies and needs during therapy which could have been interpreted as an indicator for higher risk of relapse committing sexual abuse from the perspective of a therapist.

"I doubt he realizes the consequences of North Korea, just like he didn't realize the consequences in business of walking in and firing someone at the Taj without thinking about it.

I didn't realize the consequences".

Some athletes realize the consequences.