And in contrast to words with missing hyphenation this is much harder to spot while the consequences are much, much worse.
While the consequences of deportation may assuredly be grave, they are not imposed as a punishment, see Carlson v. Landon, 342 U.S. 524, 537 (1952).
New research shows that while the consequences of drought are often invisible, they are significant and cause "misery in slow motion".
But while the consequences of these programs are harmful, it is just this kind of novel intervention that the Internet was designed to make possible.
And, while the consequences for their own national team were disastrous, they had presented football with the greatest of gifts - the return, however fleeting, of Zinédine Zidane.
The benefits, he said, would be for the business elite in both countries, while the consequences would be felt long after the change of president.
While the consequences of missed appointments have been widely studied, the specific reasons patients fail to show up are not always as clear.
This drought is already having a particularly brutal effect on farmers, while the consequences could continue to extend to consumers heading to the grocery store.
If the rules don't apply broadly, speculation will continue abroad while the consequences of failure would be borne by American institutions and taxpayers.
While the consequences of regular, non-medical use of marijuana are known, it's also clear that the plant is critical for many students who need it to manage their conditions and relieve stress.
While the consequences of adopting too hard of a line could linger should Rubio be the nominee, at least for now, the senator's main challenge is blunting Cruz's momentum.
