Sentence examples for the consequences of missing from inspiring English sources

As environmental crises deepen, the consequences of missing out on potentially helpful connections grow ever more serious.

The tricks would be unaffected, and just as dramatic, but the consequences of missing would be far less devastating.

The consequences of missing out on weeks or months of lessons, particularly for a primary-school-aged pupil, can be catastrophic.

Even House Speaker John A. Boehner last month played down the consequences of missing the Aug. 2 deadline set by Mr. Geithner.

Moreover, the consequences of missing the real-estate boom seem harsher, since some people have moved out of neighborhoods they like and instead begun commuting from faraway suburbs, like New Hampshire towns that are an hour's drive from Boston.

"The consequences of missing a payment in bankruptcy are a lot less severe than the consequences outside of bankruptcy," said Gary Ford, a former general counsel for the pension agency who is now a managing principal at the Groom Law Group.

One subtheme was understanding the consequences of missed doses of medication.

Lastly, cost has been cited as a prohibitive factor, yet Sonn and colleagues point out that while image-guided biopsy may seem more expensive, as it requires MRIs and new devices, the consequences of missed diagnoses on systematic biopsy or overtreatment due to the ambiguity of results must be taken into account when assessing cost effectiveness [ 40], and further studies are required.

Although the factors influencing adherence and persistence in GH treatment were not explored here, misperceptions about the consequences of missed GH doses, discomfort with injections, dissatisfaction with treatment results and inadequate contact with healthcare providers are among the key reasons reported in other studies [ 6, 7].

"You and I probably wouldn't carry an umbrella if the probability of rain was 1% to 5% … [But] the consequence of missing a magnitude 7 or greater earthquake on the San Andreas is a very, very serious consequence," said James Goltz, a former emergency manager on earthquake hazards for the state.

To simplify assembly procedures of short sequencing reads, these DNA segments are therefore generally excluded, with the consequence of missing important disease-associated variants present in intronic or extra-genic areas.