Sentences with phrase «trigger serious consequences»

Many of these behaviors are considered crimes under state and federal law and may trigger serious consequences after the age of 18.

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This dramatic increase and the resulting dependencies, not only for chronic pain, but any kind of pain; a headache, period, aching back, triggered an opioid epidemic that is having lasting and serious consequences.

Partly that's because they don't present an immediate and obvious threat to children's lives: only the IgE proteins trigger anaphylactic shock, for example, and in that sense, only the IgE proteins can kill (though the IgG reaction can have serious long - term consequences).

Debt judgment may trigger bankruptcy — Bankruptcy shields you from debt collectors, but comes with serious consequences that must be weighed... (See Debt judgments and bankruptcy)