Sentence examples for suitable consequence from inspiring English sources

And then: what is the most suitable consequence for that child?

The husband says that he is a fair disciplinarian (although it seems to me that it must be difficult to get much disciplining done between his arrival home at 8 p.m. and the child's bedtime at 8 15) and that the mother, full time at home, is a pushover who can neither keep to a schedule nor follow through with suitable consequences.

The purpose is to enhance the C-RAN throughput system through suitable consequences of coopetition interactions.

Such views tend to blame the crowd for the disaster rather than drawing suitable consequences regarding the organization of mass events, the crowd management and communication.

This promoter has been already used successfully for the expression of Bcl-2 [7], Mcl-1 [8] or Cre-recombinase [9] in the hematopoietic compartment and is most suitable when consequences of transgene expression need to be studied in the context of more than just a single haematopoietic cell type.

Your goal is to constantly expose your children to the real world, namely, the one that is grounded in positive values; accurate depictions of appropriate behavior; reasonable expectations and consequences; suitable responsibilities; and the inevitable imperfections, challenges and failures that are a part of the human condition.

Make the consequences suitable for the age of your child.

Generalizing some results from [2], the existence of a positive solution is proved with Brouwer's theorem, and the uniqueness is a consequence of suitable inequalities.

As a consequence, a suitable estimator for SE and SP need to be used to account for the presence of censoring.

He sometimes behaved with a reckless disregard of consequences more suitable to a Romantic than to a Utilitarian.

Indeed, these tests are only suitable to evaluate the consequences of BD on certain daily tasks such as sit-to-stand, back-to-sit, maintaining a standing position or walking.