Sentences with phrase «profound consequences for»

Parents» responses to children's appetitive traits may have profound consequences for the development of children's food preferences, eating habits, and body weights [1 — 7].

If, on the other hand, a firm accepts the idea that it should, alongside its best graduates, recruit less qualified people to do the simpler, more commoditised work, then this is likely to have some profound consequences for the firm.

Such a course would have profound consequences for assessing the prospects of a high - energy civilization — but any suggestions of deliberately reducing certain resource uses are rejected by those who believe that endless technical advances can satisfy steadily growing demand.

Fundamental aspects of human life on Earth are changing rapidly in the twenty - first century, with profound consequences for biodiversity conservation.

Warming of sea surface temperatures and alteration of ocean chemistry associated with anthropogenic increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide will have profound consequences for a broad range of species, but the potential for seasonal variation to modify species and ecosystem responses to these stressors has received little attention.

One might ask why the US media is failing to cover the obvious ethical questions raised by climate change issues given that the ethical issues have profound consequences for climate change policy and climate change raises obvious civilization challenging ethical issues.

How policymakers meet those responsibilities carries profound consequences for the economy.

After this period they must be replaced with new machines, a finding that has profound consequences for investors and government alike.

While the breed remained popular in Britain throughout the Stuart dynasty, the Revolution of 1688 had profound consequences for the breed.

The government's actions to avoid financial collapse last fall — as distasteful and unfair as some undoubtedly were — were unfortunately necessary to prevent a global economic catastrophe that could have rivaled the Great Depression in length and severity, with profound consequences for our economy and society.

Whether this is a temporary phenomenon in the aftermath of the financial crisis or a long - term change has profound consequences for how credit cards are positioned, promoted and priced.

«Only industry stakeholders were invited to participate behind closed doors, while civil society was excluded from the process despite the fact that the regulations could have profound consequences for ordinary members of the public.

In his mid-thirties — addicted to heroin, stranded, desperate — Jamie meets Charles Jacobs again, with profound consequences for both men.

Our theory of change hypothesizes that building caregivers» capacities in these domains will lead to breakthrough improvements in their children's development and ultimately reduce the cycles of poverty, disease, violence, and trauma that have such profound consequences for societies across the globe.

What he discovers leads Vaucan, ROC Robotics and the police into a battle with profound consequences for the future of humanity.

As estrogen levels rise we find that testosterone levels decline and this can have profound consequences for male libido and bodyfat levels.

It's exciting, groundbreaking science with profound consequences for society.

Each of the proposed formation scenarios for Sedna leaves a distinctive imprint on the members of this class of distant objects and has profound consequences for our understanding of the solar system's origin and evolution.

And that could have profound consequences for new generations of forest.»

The effect of solar dimming is a lower influx of sunlight that affects photosynthesis, among other things, and has profound consequences for the climate, the environment and the economy.

It may be that are a huge number of dwarf spheroidal galaxies out there, something that would have profound consequences for our ideas about the evolution of the cosmos.»

«The move into St Stephen's was a by - product of the Reformation, but it had profound consequences for the future of British politics.

However, even infrequent transmission can have profound consequences for the species concerned.

This phenomenon raises a number of questions with profound consequences for governments and firms worldwide.

Changes underway, in part the result of the Biggert - Waters Act, and changes in the National Flood Insurance Program, may have profound consequences for Rockaway and other waterfront areas.

The re-introduction of the death penalty would be a deeply retrograde step, with profound consequences for our society and our international standing.

Traumatic birth gets carried with you - you don't leave it at the hospital - and it can have the most profound consequences for both the mother and baby» (quote article 7).

Toward the end of the Cold War, there was a strong consensus that we were fighting on the right side of a struggle — for human freedom, dignity, and prosperity — whose outcome would have profound consequences for the world's future.

This deep - seated perspective has had profound consequences for development policy since World War II.

In both cases, this activity had profound consequences for man's self - understanding.

Knowing and not - knowing have profound consequences for what we do and don't do, and for how we justify what we do or don't do.

The Perth Mint's release of digital gold certificates for trading, holding and transferring physical gold could have profound consequences for the $ US98 billion ($ 122.5 billion) in gold - backed exchange traded funds.

Not exact matches

I can't predict a number, but it would have very profound negative consequences for those companies.»

A profound Christian revival of local congregations might be too much to hope for as a consequence of coming to grips with inclusive language, if there were not another factor common to most of the churches that have taken inclusive language seriously: they are also the churches most likely to be open to the ministry of ordained women.

The schism between Christianity and the arts has had two profound consequences, two vast impoverishments — one for the arts world, the other for the Church.

The point here is not that secularization is unimportant or that it hasn't had profound (and in recent decades woeful) consequences for Western societies.

Yet its consequences for the Protestant movement have been profound.

This profound, shattering, all - embracing experience transformed the total life of the believer and had far - reaching consequences for his entire existence.

In the last decade, a huge worldwide surge in demand for coffee has had two profound consequences.

«You're setting them up for a lifetime of overeating, excess weight and profound health consequences.»

Less attention is being paid to the regional fallout of the death of this African titan — though the consequences of Meles» demise for the future of millions of Africans could be profound.

«While a system of banding in one school may lead to a more balanced intake for that particular school, it can have profound consequences on other local schools who then may feel under pressure to change their admissions arrangements.

Although maximizing cancer removal is critical to improve patient survival, removing too much healthy tissue can also have profound negative consequences for patients: For example, breast cancer patients could experience higher risk of painful side effects and nerve damage, in addition to aesthetic impacfor patients: For example, breast cancer patients could experience higher risk of painful side effects and nerve damage, in addition to aesthetic impacFor example, breast cancer patients could experience higher risk of painful side effects and nerve damage, in addition to aesthetic impacts.

«The discovery that neutrinos have mass has profound consequences — not only for particle physics, pointing at physics beyond the Standard Model, but also for astrophysics and cosmology,» says Botner, who is spokesperson for the IceCube neutrino experiment at the South Pole.

This has profound implications for our understanding of life's origins, for our understanding of why so many embryos spontaneously abort in the first few days after fertilization, and for our understanding of why some IVF procedures may subtly affect early development, with potential long - term health consequences.

The success of a particular male's sperm was found to depend on the genotype of the female with which he mates, providing evidence for an interaction with profound evolutionary consequences.

and the Universe doesn't become smoothed out on the very largest scales, the consequences for cosmology are profound.

«If this dissenting view is correct [that the universe is fractal] and the Universe doesn't become smoothed out on the very largest scales, the consequences for cosmology are profound.

«The requirement of MRN for sensing both cellular and viral genome breaks has profound consequences,» says O'Shea.

These consequences are very serious and profound, so it's worth trying to reduce the time you spend sitting every day, or find a way to throw in more pauses for walking or exercising.