Sentences with phrase «more permanent consequences»

This systemic contact results in the removal of the children with more permanent consequences in child placement through government policies.

While some amount of experimentation and defiance is normal for most teens, those that exhibit extreme behavioral issues risk more permanent consequences.

That same carelessness helps explain less amusing and more permanent consequences, from the Equifax breach to Russian election interference.

Not exact matches

I alluded to a more deeper underlying effect and consequence that match would have, and it appears the chickens have not only come home to roost but taken up permanent residence at the Emirates.

But more significant is the consequence of that slight significant risk, permanent brain injury or death!

«It says to people that when they violate the law and they use buildings intended for permanent residents for the more lucrative tourist trade, the city will enforce the law and there will be a consequence.»

Together with commercial operators they plan to go ahead with large - scale and more permanent ocean fertilization experiments and note that potential negative environmental consequences must be balanced against the harm

The consequence might have been that the Pacific changed from more permanent El Niño - like conditions (which move heat from the tropics to high latitudes) to a more La Niña - like state (which would have curtailed the heat transfer and cooled the Northern Hemisphere).

A conviction can lead to serious consequences such as a prison sentence, fines, court fees, probation, a permanent restraining order, and more.