Examples of using Future consequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Verses 15-16 Future consequences of present behavior.
Many ordinary citizens wonder about the future consequences.
Complete analysis of the future consequences of each solution and selection of an option.
Also the problems of the Indians, victims of the white man,with probable future consequences.
We will address, in due course, the future consequences of induced abortions.
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It applies algorithms to knowledge to determine the appropriate action or predict future consequences.
The only way to avoid or mitigate the future consequences of a lack, is in the repair it, undoing it in the present.
Among the many debts Brazil has,one of the heaviest is the ecological debt because of the future consequences it faces.
A variable that is going to determine the future consequences in the children is the set of strategies that the alienator uses with them in the indoctrination process.
This way, children who do not attend to the retest may have hearing problems not confirmed,implying future consequences.
The earth has been wounded by men, and the future consequences will be catastrophic.
I have changed my diet, I used to eat very badly, now I'm eating better, I'm aware that everything I do now,will have future consequences.
A multi-perspective appreciation of ethical issues and their implications for the future consequences of redesigning existing systems and creating new ones.
It is expected that these data become a matter of concern for the public health system and society,seeking alternatives to alleviate this problem and its future consequences.
This is a forward-looking andpioneering document which addresses present prob-lems and anticipates future consequences of the epidemic and its impact on the world of work.
Early cf diagnosis through newborn screening is of great importance because it increases the life expectancy of patients andhelps in minimizing possible future consequences.
All these sectors were subsidized by the State,a fact which inhibited any possibility of criticism about the future consequences of the clientele model of conciliation adopted at the time.
The adolescents, more susceptible to peer pressure and holders of a greater sense of invulnerability and immortality,face difficulties associating current risky behaviors with future consequences.
Nevertheless, the observed results reinforce that changes on the ribcage from childhood obesity might have future consequences on the respiratory and vocal functioning as well as in other stages of life.
The initial evaluation and feedback are very important for the adolescents, and must be translated into the language of the adolescent, who must also have time to think andreflect on their habit of use and the future consequences.
In terms of future consequences associated with lipids in human milk, the possibility of programming the lipoprotein profile in adolescence and adulthood was assessed by conditioning the risk of atherosclerotic disease and associated events.
On the other hand, there are countries- Germany in particular,which are raising logical questions about the future consequences of arming the terrorists.
Reflections like these,in adducing such wondrous future consequences from the horrific suffering to which our Iranian friends are subjected, illuminate the opportunity and the challenge facing us all at this crucial moment in the fortunes of the Cause.
Informed consent in medicine is consent given by a person who has a clear appreciation and understanding of the facts,implications, and future consequences of an action.
The formulation of incentive contracts that supplement the book profit with other measurements that take into account the future consequences of contemporary actions of agents is among the mechanisms discussed in the literature to deal with the short-term view of managers.
In this interval, the health professionals should carefully look at the thoughtless attitudes the adolescents take to achieve perfection,without any concerns with the future consequences for their health.
These results suggest that mild immunologic defects might be compatible with patient survival, butat the expense of some chronic overload and future consequences to the immune system, which could lead to the development of immune disorders characteristic of SLE in the adulthood.
Teenagers have been considered a high-risk group for hepatitis B incidence, for they are susceptible to negative pressure from peers, a feeling of invulnerability and immortality,leading to difficulties associating risky behaviors and future consequences.
In May of 2005, I fell hitting my head and back, andin emergencies the Doctor noted severe scoliosis explaining me the future consequences, that is to say, the eventuality of cervical pains.
New research has shown that impulsivity, risk-taking, susceptibility to peer pressure, anda focus on immediate rewards with little regard for future consequences are hallmarks of adolescence.
