Sentences with phrase «deep consequences»

The following characteristics of culture has deep consequences on nature of business, entrepreneurship and business organization.

Deeper consequences of industrialization are then at the root of such food sensitivities.

A new consumer psychology study suggests that our customers» priorities have changed, with deep consequences for content marketers.

I do understand that there are deep consequences if an LDS member resigns or just stops going to their temple, whatever they call it.

This matters greatly because it affects what we think is possible and reasonable to do to a person / body, and therefore has deep consequences for the moral and ethical dimensions of our choices in life.

Withdrawing from TPP would have «broad and deep consequences, both economic and strategic,» Froman has said, as it leaves China to create its own trade bloc within the region.

There are deeper consequences, since the 100,000 billion «voters» that are our brain's neurons and dendrites will likewise produce inconsistent results, and to make decisions in the face of inconsistency is what underpins free will.

Researchers like Woodworth and Yerkes (or their Stanford colleague Lewis Terman, who formalized the first SAT) did not anticipate the deep consequences of their work; they were too busy pursuing the great intellectual challenges of their day, much like Mr. Zuckerberg in his pursuit of the next great social media platform.

Fighting has deeper consequences than just loud and unpleasant disagreements.