Sentences with phrase «bad consequence»

The case against CO2 is full of liabilities; if there is any bad consequence due in future to future CO2 it will take at least a century to produce an effect large enough to matter; there is no case that reducing human fossil fuel use will produce a climate benefit sooner than it produces a fuel benefit.

Whereas if we were rise in temperature so quickly as to meet UN projections of future warming, that would exciting moment for IPCC [with zero bad consequence.]

Not first seeing Arctic ice melting will have what bad consequence, first thinking and action is to drilling it.

The second bad consequence of long standing obstruction is lack of blood circulation in an over-stretched bladder.

But he / she is hampered by... (describe the misfortune, conflict, dilemma, problem, villain), and s / he has... (time limit or other hindrance) to... (describe the almost impossible task) or... (describe a bad consequence that will happen).

After being faced with a real bad consequence from a really poor choice, I made the positive choice to make something of it.

But for such a strapped - down man, every bad consequence that follows effortlessly grinds a little more of Ray's soul away, until by the end he's withered.

In the case of cells, one such bad consequence is the accumulation of unfolded or misfolded proteins in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), the cell's protein - making factory.

Picking up a point and avoiding defeat against fellow title contenders is not that bad a consequence, after all, even if you're the home side.

We live in a very self - centered narcissitic society where people do what they want, and the only bad consequence is getting caught if it's against the law.

He forgot to show how this is a bad thing, or demonstrate ONE bad consequence it has had for society.

This would help us to avoid the worst consequences of climate change, like dying oceans and widespread desertification, which will harm people around the world, especially the poor.

Co-brooders also tend to focus on all the potentially bad consequences of a particular problem, often predicting future catastrophe,» Quartz says, explaining Bastin's work.

Economically, China may be highly vulnerable and will suffer worse consequences than the U.S. in a trade war, but as the world's second - largest economy, it can still deliver a powerful counter punch.

If you kick that can down the road, it can have bad consequences for the overall success of the adoption.»

Allowing the violence to go on could have worse consequences than an intervention, though only one that meets certain conditions.

One of the worst consequences of carrying a balance on your credit card is the amount you'll shell out on interest.

Knowing a bit about history can help clever people avoid the worst consequences of financial forgetfulness and learning about mortgage rate history can stop you from making harmful assumptions about the future.

Most business failures — such as engineering disasters, product malfunctions, and PR crises — are foreshadowed by near misses, close calls that, had luck not intervened, would have had far worse consequences.

As I understand it he predicted worse consequences and before.

To use the tried and true analogy of human parents: yes, I allow my children to experience bad consequences, but part of my job is to make the consequences appropriate.

Good intentions for proximate and ultimate ends can be poisoned by knowable bad consequences, even when they are not intended.

The worst consequence of their actions is what now all humankind is experiencing, and that is death.

Those bad consequences do not come from nowhere; they are implicit in the procedure of IVF, regardless of the ends to which it is put.

That's why he sent his Son, Jesus, to atone for our sins — to fulfill an unchangeable law (where bad choice equals bad consequences) and to make it possible for all of us to return to God.

But fooling with the underlying foundational principals of our society will result in far worse consequences.

Rep. Andy Holt said of the punishment, «Today is a demonstration that bad actions have bad consequences, and my only regret about this is it's not in the tune of millions of dollars.»

We can show this in many ways, but because the worst consequences of our current activities lie still some distance in the future, they are easy to ignore.

Acts that are not in accord with human nature, with God's plans, predictably have bad consequences.

But, even more, Pascal's argument needs infinity to make itself run: The infinitely good consequences of belief, and infinitely bad consequences of disbelief, are necessary to overcome the minutely small possibilities it says it answers.

• Ideas have consequences, and stupid ideas have bad consequences.

Sex and politics have no place in the Boy Scouts, and allowing open homosexuality will lead to myriad bad consequences.

They suggested three ways in which RFRA might conceivably be interpreted (misinterpreted, really) to create bad consequences: (1) to give a church's opponents legal «standing» (a technical term meaning the right to sue) to challenge the church's tax - exempt status; (2) to allow taxpayers to claim their free exercise rights would be violated if a religiously affiliated organization receives government assistance under a secular program; and, most importantly, (3) to allow pro-abortion plaintiffs to claim a free exercise right to abortion if Roe v. Wade is overruled and states enact anti-abortion laws.

However we must not ignore the fact that teaching hatred through atheism (or any other ideology) does have bad consequences.

For all of its shortcomings, mainly vagueness and the tendency to invite contention, the language of costs and benefits, or risks and benefits, or good and bad consequences (a language whose value Kass minimizes) does a reasonably good job of helping us make prudent judgments.

As to the second example, sexual promiscuity has exactly the same bad consequences among adults as it has among teenagers.

That is the worst consequence of Camping's 0 - for - two attempts.

An even worse consequence of misreading congregations is that it sets up a model of competition where a model of cooperation might have stood.

Having (or performing) an abortion, for example, or terror bombing a civilian population, can not be justified by the good consequences to be achieved, or bad consequences to be avoided, by carrying out these choices.

Stone's film enacts in all its glory, seductiveness, and rushing confusion the myth that became its ruling good — the idea of spiritual quest occurring through hedonistic frenzy; and it not only shows its bad consequences, but how it was failing even on Morrison's own poetic - mythic terms.

Bad consequences to those toward whom I am indifferent remain irrelevant to me.

Good decisions equal good consequences, and bad decisions equal bad consequences.

In my experience, avoiding or restricting myself the pleasure of enjoying all types of foods has far worse consequences on my eating habits, and overall health than when I approach eating with the «everything in moderation» philosophy.

There have been many cases of a player returning prematurely with bad consequences.»

«He has this fascinating capability of getting the best out of you, which has good or bad consequences for people.

I know that there would be bad consequences, but part of me would love to see Arsene deck the odious one.

I am looking for tips and help to show that I know I was in the wrong and that I getting angry can lead to much worse consequences.

But it is very important for parents to puzzle out whether or not their teen is using any type of drug as teen drug use can lead to sad consequences - like your teen not reaching their full potential or much worse consequences like death.

Much as I dislike her, I hope there is a way for her to avoid the worst consequences of her very foolish actions while learning something from it all.

Getting one of these wrong may lead to the bad consequences.