Sentences with phrase «consequent ability»

She works with clients to enhance their self - awareness and self - acceptance, which also draws up on their inner strength, and consequent ability to develop coping strategies.

Pioneers of 3D - printed construction rattle off what they see as numerous advantages: decreased costs and the consequent ability to follow through on their inventive architectural plans, as well as simpler and sturdier houses built more quickly.

I believe that the ONLY REAL MAN, currently at Arsenal is Jack Wilshere and surely that is obvious to anyone who has lived through many decades as I have, and who has the consequent ability to closely compare todays Wenger «snowflakes» with the likes of Frank Mc Lintock, Peter Storey, Bob Wilson and many other tough players.

In this regard, considerations of donor affluence — and of consequent ability to give aid — are irrelevant to the moral question of whether potential recipients of that aid will benefit or will be harmed by it.

Not exact matches

This focuses on the fact that, with a huge disparity between paternity leave (2 weeks) and maternity leave (52 weeks), the current system penalises women by effectively forcing them into staying off work to look after the children, with a consequent negative impact on their earning potential; not to mention the limiting effect it has on men's ability to be active fathers at this crucial time.

In consequent experiments, participants» abilities were assessed both before and after the interview.

There is a concentration on macro factors, such as the DJIA, Gross Domestic Product, interest rates, employment numbers, with a consequent denigration of important micro factors, such as appraisals of managements, appraisals of a company's ability to finance its activities and analysis of a company's competition, and appraisals of a company's ability to innovate.

How about this as a way to encourage scientists and the media to get to the point: Ask a list of top climate researchers to predict the average global temperature and the consequent effects on current species» ability to survive in the year 2100.

It's rather the top - of - atmosphere (or tropopause) forcing change — and the consequent reduced ability the system as a whole to shed radiation to space — that's responsible.

And those who remain more impartial than the solicitor: well, perhaps the client might still prefer his own solicitor as advocate, despite a slight partiality and consequent restricted ability to give the more difficult advice.

Establishing the cause and consequent effect of a medication error will be a primary part of your lawyer's ability to seek justice and recover damages on your behalf.

Does Seroxat have a capacity to cause adverse effects consequent upon or following discontinuance (withdrawl) such as prevent or make more difficult the ability of users to discontinue, withdrawal from or remain free from taking Seroxat to a greater extent than all other Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitors (SSRIs).

A lawyer who believes that another lawyer's mental condition materially impairs her ability to represent clients, and who knows that that lawyer continues to do so, must report that lawyer's consequent violation of Rule 1.16 (b)(2), which requires that she withdraw from the representation of clients.