The unintended (but highly conceivable) consequences of building more miles of border barrier include pushing those asylum seekers to cross in ever more isolated spots.
If ideas were to stand or fall on the basis of their logically possible consequences, we would have no ideas, because the ultimate conceivable consequence of every idea is an absurdity — is, in some way, "against life".
Now, 15 federal ministries are pondering every conceivable consequence of paving the road, from greater prostitution to opportunities for organic derivatives of castor oil.
A conceivable consequence of violation of the stationarity assumption is demonstrated in Fig. 1.
One conceivable consequence of limited iron due to ocean acidification could be a decline in phytoplankton populations, resulting in reduced fish harvests for human consumption, according to Morel, a professor of geosciences.
A conceivable consequence is that it contributes to negative processes that increase risk of lasting work exclusion by challenging return to work or contributing to further episodes of sickness absence.
Part VI concludes by describing the conceivable legal and political consequences of the proposed detailed solution for Hungary, the European Union and Central and East European Countries (CEECs) associated with the European Union, and draws general lessons from the saga that the EC-Hungary antitrust cooperation regime has undergone.
Given its wide use and occurrence, the conceivable harmful potential of aluminium for negative biological consequences in humans is high.
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What are the conceivable benefits to the North Korean people?
This segment briefly examines the conceivable ranges of future research.
