Sentence examples for worry of consequence from inspiring English sources

They happily leaked classified information to journalists – much of it false – without worry of consequence.

"(Because) Turkish Jewish citizens, as well as other Jewish people living all around the globe, may be affected and pointed (out) as a target of such a generalisation, we wish to express our concerns and share our apprehension and worry of the consequences that such perceptions can cause".

One can find support for these claims in Robert Cook-Deegan's ([1995]; 231 f) account of the history of the HGP as Cook-Deegan ties the growing political support for ELSI to specific worries of social consequences like increased prenatal diagnosis and abortion.

"We can't worry about consequences of playing a shot and worrying about getting out.

The questionnaires included measures of cancer worry, psychological consequences and perceived benefits of breast screening.

There had been worry that another consequence of the replay system would be to make the old dirt-kicking, hat-tossing manager outburst a thing of the past.

Do you worry that the consequence of all this, after the inquiries, and any possible prosecutions, will be legislation that, might hinder legitimate journalism?

"But my greatest worry is the consequence of not stepping up," Ryan quickly added.

But Abdul Qarim Muhamadawi, a local leader and former guerrilla fighter during the Hussein era, spoke to the fears of those who worry about the consequences of handing power back to the Sadrists.

But he also worries about the consequence of passing them on.

So instead of worrying about the consequences of geneticists finding a link between DNA and intelligence, perhaps we should be more concerned with the consequences of our civilization's obsession with a trait that neither guarantees nor reliably correlates with happiness and inner peace.