Sentence examples for weak consequences from inspiring English sources

"The evidence is quite robust that raising the school-leaving age increases educational attainment," said Philip Oreopoulos, an economics professor at the University of Toronto, whose study found, however, that exceptions to the law, lenience in enforcement and weak consequences for truancy could all interfere with an increase.

Therefore, gene flow might entail weaker maladaptive consequences than if selection occurred randomly across space.

These results indicate that COPD patients with weaker perceived consequences and more perceived effectiveness of the treatment have better HRQoL as measured by the CRQ-SAS's physical domain (the mean of the dyspnoea and fatigue domains).

Overall, Motivation was weak, lacked reinforcing consequences and was dominated by negative perceptions of teamwork consequences.

And, as Mr. Bellow said, he has a "weak sense of consequences".

Despite their popularity, the evidence relating to the impact of incentive payments on quality and outcomes is weak and unintended consequences have been documented in many models.

Though it seems odd for U.P.S. to have to pay the pensions of its weaker competitors, the consequences of its legislative proposal could be stark.

After all, Europe's biggest economy is benefiting more than anybody else from this situation: its economy is nearing boom times, as a weak euro (a consequence of the EU's economic woes) makes German products extremely competitive in China and elsewhere.

In aqueous buffer, the emission was extremely weak, probably a consequence of hydrogen-bonding interactions between the amide moiety of the dpq-B ligands and the water molecules.

There is a compromise between the electron dose used and the size of the clusters since they have small interaction volume with electrons and as a consequence weak reflections in the diffraction patterns.

As a consequence, "weak ties" can improve network's robustness against external stimuli.