Sentences with phrase «damaging consequences»

The most damaging consequence of addiction is the inability to explore alternative modes of behavior that might prove less destructive and more beneficial to the individual and those close to her.

It was essentially flawed and beyond regulatory control with a range of damaging consequences for the public interest, as experience has demonstrated.

Such parents also have a great deal of trouble separating from their kids in adolescence and nurturing their children's independence, with damaging consequences for children's emotional and moral development.

Over time, these ways of communicating have damaging consequences in our relationships.

But that very same mindset is upheld elsewhere with a lot more damaging consequences.

Even the seemingly harmless and effective methods like praise and positive reinforcement can have damaging consequences as well.

Yet, there is indeed one mistake that has some pretty damaging consequences (in the form of opportunity cost), even in a bull market.

Nevertheless, those which have scientifically documented damaging consequences, both physical and psychological, for a living being need to be removed from the market place.

However, there is a way of preventing such damaging consequences of the avoidance and ignorance of a necessary knowledge of how technology should impact the use of technology - dependent laws.

But theology itself has been marginalized and excluded from the research university, with damaging consequences for our intellectual life and the education of our young people.

The National Academy of Sciences and experts assembled by the Economic Policy Institute have warned of the potentially damaging consequences of implementing test - based evaluation systems or merit pay based on test scores.

One might fairly ask at what point our Secular Fundamentalists and moral libertarians might feel disposed to concede that their prescriptions for society have not achieved their aims and have, instead, failed — and failed dismally with the most damaging consequences for the stability of society and the happiness of the generality of its members.

Their research showed that systemic loss of ATG7 caused loss of fat tissue and sensitivity to fasting, but few other damaging consequences to normal tissue in the short - term.

Thawing permafrost has potentially damaging consequences not just for greenhouse gas emissions, but also for the stability of buildings and infrastructure in high - latitude cities.

Really the only damaging consequence of a cacophony over difficult exams is the stress it puts on pupils who are already worrying as they eat their breakfast, and now face amplified concerns in forums and social media.

The real point is that the moving of these holydays of obligation to the following Sunday has had possibly unintended but nevertheless damaging consequences, which outweigh any conceivable gain (I accept that for a very small number of people it does mean that they will be able to celebrate these feasts — in however reduced a way — when previously they couldn't).

How might have my political or social involvement perpetuated or sparked damaging consequences — in thought or action?

The Business, Energy and Industry Committee has said that a future move by the UK to lower or remove tariffs could have extremely damaging consequences for British farming with only the prospect of very limited benefit to consumers in terms of lower prices.

It is also likely he would lead Labour back to its Eurosceptic 80s, with equally damaging consequences potentially for trade and human rights.

Nicky Morgan, the chair of the Commons Treasury select committee, said businesses were «crying out» for details of a proposed period to cushion Britain's withdrawal from the EU from March 2019, calling on ministers to swiftly resolve their differences and reach a deal with Brussels or face damaging consequences.

The findings, outlined in a study published in Science Advances in April, revealed that a large part of the crust below the volcano was partially molten, in a sign that it could erupt, and that an eruption could set off massive flooding, and unleash ash and sulfur dioxide with possible damaging consequences to the global climate.

If there are only a few reforms we know have substantial benefits to children, and improve their education, health, and life outcomes, why not invest in these reforms, rather than waste billions of dollars on unproven policies with possibly damaging consequences, including the rapid expansion of charter schools, more high - stakes testing, and teacher performance pay, as promoted by Race to the Top and other federal programs?

Credit companies often make mistakes, and if they remain unchecked, they could have damaging consequences on your credit score.

Sol 2's literal wings elevated it into the sky and provided damaging consequences with its lack of course walls.

One such example is the crop withering mechanic used in Farmville, the principles of which are still often used in more current games like Clash of Clans, but with less damaging consequences.

We won't be able to run, we won't be able to hide from that problem because it's having a very profound effect on ocean ecosystems everywhere and will have very long lasting and damaging consequences unless we get that under control.

And, unlike other developed weapons of mass detruction, misleading marketing is in regular use creating damaging consequences that inhibit the advancement of humanity.

As in most criminal cases, pleading guilty to fraud charges can have severely damaging consequences for your case.

Houston news station ABC13 discussed the unintentional damaging consequences of the new «Loser Pays» law enacted here in Texas.

This makes Wi - Fi networks vulnerable to opportunistic hackers stealing bandwidth and could lead to far more damaging consequences when malware is infected onto the host computer or the Wi - Fi router.

Shindell's climate sensitivity calculation suggests countries around the world need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the higher end of proposed emissions reduction ranges to avoid the most damaging consequences of climate change.

He will say: «This approach had damaging consequences in terms of controlling immigration, but also in terms of public debate.

The U.S. statistical community hopes its responses will persuade the Obama administration to reverse what it sees as an unintended yet potentially damaging consequence of a well - meaning exercise in good government.

In that case, there can be tragic twistings, jealousy, possessiveness, and other damaging consequences.

The fundamental problem with Clegg's «long - term» approach is an economic one - that there's not much evidence that rushed and large - scale deficit reduction is possible without seriously damaging consequences.

This would have damaging consequences not only in terms of the reputations of their schools and their access to resources, but also could result in the closure of the schools if too many parents decided to send their children to other schools.

The more a particular nation consumes, the less available for other communities, the more damaging the consequences for the environment, and the greater the competition for limited and declining energy resources, increasing security risks.

However, it was the Liberal Democrats» failure to honour the manifesto pledge for England to «Scrap unfair university tuition fees for all students taking their first degree, including those studying part - time, saving them over # 10,000 each» which has proven to be the single most damaging consequence of coalition.

Jonathan Portes, UK in a Changing Europe senior fellow, said: «It is entirely legitimate for them to argue that over the long run Brexit will reduce UK growth, with damaging consequences for tax and spending.

Indeed, 2016 produced two of the most bizarre results in political history: the election of Trump and the UK's exit from the EU, with a litany of damaging consequences for people on both sides of the Atlantic.

While almost half of Italians polled regard the euro as «bad» for their country, saying goodbye to the common currency could have damaging consequences for an economy.

On the one hand, it may be that postponing a rapid resolution protects us from the most damaging consequences of a crisis, when slower growth and a rising debt burden reinforce each other, while giving us time to rebalance less painfully — the Great depression in the US showed us how damaging the process can be.

Another damaging consequence of this technology of education, in addition to what we have seen, is its deduced practical rule that maximum learning efficiency should involve minimum student - with - student interaction.

God does not want us to live our lives surrounded by destruction, addiction, and enslavement, and so He encourages us to confess our sins, repent of our sins, purify our lives and in so doing, gain release, freedom, and liberty from sin and the damaging consequences of sin.

She said that shortfall will grow if inflation rises further with «damaging consequences for children», adding: «With the return of inflation the benefits freeze has become toxic for struggling families.»

Did I say enough about the damaging consequences of adultery while still emphasizing God's grace, love, and forgiveness?