Sentence examples for the consequences of present from inspiring English sources

That theologians, engineers, ethicists and bureaucrats spend so much time and effort trying to protect the distant future from the consequences of present folly speaks rather well of our current civilization, or at least that sector of it devoted to clear thinking and rational problem solving.

By loosely coupling an agent based probabilistic land use change model with a hydrologic model, we investigated the consequences of present trends of urban growth to identify potential future hotspots of hydrological change across a watershed in central New Jersey undergoing suburbanization.

From a public health perspective, it would be necessary to consider the consequences of present work/smoke practices, particularly among groups with heavy physical work.

The topics I discussed are deceptive because they come across as "humble brags" when they're really about the consequences of presenting yourself to the world with an open heart.

Finally, accurate knowledge of distributional responses to past climate change can provide an excellent calibration for predictions of the consequences of present-day climate change [11] [12], including the mode and tempo of recolonization of newly available habitats [13].

But such observations are only part of the story: in vivo work provides a richer picture of the consequences of presenting transformed cells to living organisms.

The use of fisher organisation representatives on the NAFMAC committee to mitigate the consequences of presenting the "bad news" about the inshore fisheries to fishers, was probably of great assistance in the acceptance of the need for management change.

One of the only examples of research that has focused on the consequence of presenting such looming vibrotactile warnings was reported by Ho, Spence, and Gray (2013).

If so, the consequences of the present demonstrations may — and perhaps should — go far beyond the requisite justice for rape victims.

Perhaps that's a rather extreme expression but I'm citing it because I think we need to really sit up and realise some of the consequences of the present situation".

We don't yet know how grave and lasting the consequences of the present world crisis will be, but they certainly mark the end of the sort of free-market capitalism that captured the world and its governments in the years since Margaret Thatcher and President Reagan.