The results that we reported from some of these empirical investigations are potentially rich in consequences for our normative theories.
This is a world in which every action is rich with consequence.
This was in part a reaction to the way that the term "inner city" came denote a problem, a place depopulated of anyone but the very poor and very rich, the consequence both of deindustrialisation and the private car.
After the stroke that took most of the advocate's speech, I saw and heard that quality in a question he quietly asked me: "Do you think I should wait around?" He did, for seven years, and the lives of his friends were richer in consequence.
Taxing corporations and the rich would have consequences too, but they would generate far fewer social costs and fall mostly on those best able to cope with them.
In this first episode, the Democrats should get higher revenues from the rich (elections have consequences) and the Republicans should get some entitlement reform.
Preminger does a masterful job of showing how a small-looking and semi-familiar fact about agreement is rich in theoretical consequences which the rest of us have not taken seriously enough.
Ca(2+)/calmodulin- and voltage-dependent inactivation (CDI and VDI) comprise vital prototypes of Ca(2+) channel modulation, rich with biological consequences.
However, history is rich with unintended consequences: the plot backfired and the Church survived and flourished.
It seems impossible to imagine any reform that would level the playing field when it comes to the ability of the rich to escape consequences in the United States.
