Sentence examples for the indirect consequences from inspiring English sources

But the indirect consequences could be profound.

These are often, as risk-perception researcher Paul Slovic says, the indirect consequences of unexpected events.

Less visible are the many who survive the fall but not the indirect consequences.

Stanford pediatrician Paul Wise, MD, MPH, is devoted to helping children whose health suffers from the indirect consequences of conflict.

The direct damage has been estimated at $350m, but the indirect consequences will be much more than that.

And if one of the indirect consequences of Windsor is the erosion of civil unions everywhere, allowing gay marriage nationwide will signal progress only for some.

With a bit of luck, the indirect consequence will be an increase in votes.

Others are the indirect consequence of using our atmosphere as a dumping ground for carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

The U.S. bombing campaign, Theary Seng said while setting up the targets for the dart game, "had the direct consequence of killing half a million people and the indirect consequence of creating the conditions that gave us the Khmer Rouge.

Our biggest surprise was that 3,000 different minerals -- about two of every three known species -- are the indirect consequence of photosynthetic production of oxygen.

Many wellness experts cite the main value of trackers is in making the wearers more aware of their sleep and their sleep hygiene, which will have the indirect consequence of leading to behaviors that make better sleep more likely.