The means we use, including violence of our own, will be based on inadequate information and will bring unintended consequences.
Among them roams a local farmhand's lonely young daughter (Morgan Taddeo), whose need for attention will bring disastrous consequences.
Since the Transportation Department rule was announced, the domestic airline industry has generally argued that the federal penalties will bring "unintended consequences — more canceled flights and greater passenger inconvenience," as the Air Transport Association put it.
Less than a month ago we were treated to an authoritative interagency report, which Mr. Bush belittled, that reinforced earlier warnings from mainstream scientists that unchecked warming will bring devastating consequences, including rising seas, coastal flooding, disruption of snow-fed water supplies, heat waves and the disappearance of sensitive ecosystems like coral reefs.
Such a theory, then, requires that every agent always choose an action that will bring about consequences at least as good as those that would be brought about by any other available action.
"We will bring economic consequences," Benioff told HuffPost.
"It now appears, however, that Kabila does not intend to hold the election unless he understands that failure to do so will bring serious consequences for him and his inner circle".
The failure to step up prevention will bring dire consequences evidenced by a generation of children - some 12 million - orphaned by AIDS in Africa.
The paper warns that the measure will bring negative consequences--crime, birth defects, and social dislocation--so its analysis warrants a close read.
