By way of contrast, she holds up for our disapproval the ethos of Bloomsbury, with its emphasis on unfettered self-fulfillment, and with the practical consequences that now stand revealed in Bloomsbury biographies and memoirs - a messy world marked by some pretty ruthless irresponsibility, to say nothing of complacency and disdain.
We're living with the consequences of that now".
"She had unwisely invested in a series of properties, each time moving upmarket, with the consequence that she is now without any of the capital she was given in 2002.
Over the last 200 years, intensification of artificial selection has resulted in a proliferation of breeds, with the consequence that dogs are now the most phenotypically diverse of all animal species.
And social scientists saw the adoption of a paradigm as a route to respectability and research funding, which in due course led to the emergence of pathological paradigms in fields such as economics, which came to esteem mastery of mathematics over an understanding of how banking actually works, with the consequences that we now have to endure.
In our experience so far (with 4 health services across the 10 Canadian provinces), these issues arose primarily because of the data collection instrument, and we refined it accordingly, with the consequence being that now, our raters are reaching very high levels of inter-rater reliability.
During the last 50 years this situation has been completely transformed by the introduction of sophisticated numerical algorithms and an astonishing increase in the available computational power, with the consequence that aerodynamic design is now carried out largely by computer simulation.
Unfortunately, following initial decisive and determined actions to establish urban forests by the General Directorate of Forestry, the momentum has now been somewhat lost with the consequence that many urban forests are now falling into in a state of neglect.
We're seeing the consequences of that now.
Put this alongside a step back from the requirement that full reports be published, with all the unintended consequences that are now emerging, and we might help rather than hinder the protection of children.
The world is, in a way, now dealing with the consequences of that, she said.
