Sentence examples for some practical consequences from inspiring English sources

While the federal government appears to be supportive, as seen in the NQS, in practice it may produce unintended consequences as there are some practical consequences that appear left behind in the shadow of this massive operation.

Existing sanctions have had some practical consequences.

From their experience we can deduce some practical consequences.

I then discuss some practical consequences and conclude the article.

Monitoring for anticoagulant efficacy has some unique practical consequences (particularly for CRRT) that often limit effective use of these therapies.

Kipps (1905), the story of Art Kipps, a draper's apprentice who inherits a fortune and tries to ascend into a new social world, spends countless paragraphs outlining some of the practical consequences of this outlook on life for the lower-middle-class people actually living it.

Still unclear, however, are some of the practical consequences of Benedict's decision, Vatican officials acknowledged Tuesday, from how the former pope will be addressed, to what to do with the papal ring used to seal important documents, traditionally destroyed upon a pope's death.

Glendon (1991, 14) here draws out some of the detrimental practical consequences of the popular connection between rights and conclusive reasons that we saw above.

He directed her to a tape recording he had left in his desk, which explained nothing, but gave her some details to make the practical consequences of her abandonment less trying.

At the philosophical level you could shrug and say that's free speech, that's the beauty of living in a democracy, but only if you are comfortable with the practical consequences of some voices being far more equal and influential than others.

But some are worried about the practical consequences of speedier approval.