Examples of using Predictable consequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Old habits plus old technology have predictable consequences.
For the predictable consequences of this sort of pointless terrorism do not include the revival of the Knights Templar.
The demographic transition has an impact on the morbi-mortality epidemiological pattern of a population causing a series of predictable consequences.
Prudence ethics that worries about predictable consequences protects the intention of a zero risk-event.
Presence of depressive symptoms and no help in mental disease orsmoking cessation makes the cessation of its use more complex, with predictable consequences to the fetus.
There will be elections in Europe starting with Catalonia- with predictable consequences for redefining the geography of the Iberian Peninsular- and in 2013, among other countries, in Germany and Italy.
They justify choices after interconnecting obligations, convictions, what they should do, positive values they should fulfill, with circumstances,context, and predictable consequences of acts and options.
It is to be expected that there will be an increase in traffic of up to 60%, along with the predictable consequences in the shape of traffic jams, damage to the environment, accidents and the risk of a loss of competitiveness on the part of European industry.
I think it is unnecessary to demonstrate any further that decisions for formatting models for evaluation of early childhood education policy are always political and have predictable consequences for the instruments selected for such evaluations.
Due to the lack of professionals, specifically nurses,the care burden becomes a predictable consequences and, due to their multiple tasks, they end up spending more time on administrative activities, most of which are their exclusive responsibility.
We all know, even without opposing globalization, that, taken to the extreme as it has been, with the obvious hegemony of the US economy andits multinationals, it would have predictable consequences on the European economy.
Another element is carrying out work under stress conditions,which may lead to predictable consequences on health due to the exposure to extreme situations.
It is good that the existence of numerous studies and models at regional or local level on the likely impacts of climate change is recognised, butin many of these studies there is no equivalent consideration of the socio-economic dimension and the predictable consequences for the populations concerned.
In addition to not surpass the historical difficulties of underfinancing and inadequate management system,the constitutional binding of resources for health was suppressed with predictable consequences to the most vulnerable groups, the maternal and child.
What the text says about the necessary linguistic and cultural customisation is, however, sometimes frustrating: the encouragement to produce programmes on regional languages andon the"ethnic minorities" that are represented in the Union is a decision whose predictable consequences are the gradual erosion of national identities.
I think so, a predictable consequence of growing attention to the politics of representation by the black and feminist movements.
The abuses of the prison state, while sad,are a predictable consequence of handing"justice" over to a state monopoly.
At the same time, the issue of funding for research must be addressed:without substantial increases European research will not reach a level of excellence, with all the predictable ensuing consequences.
The consequences are predictable because the“threats” are known.
It is good to note that despite this power put the hypothesis of the creation of conflicts such does not happen because the consequences are predictable as"threats" are known.
Not only in the realms of life buteven in the world of physical energy, the sum of two or more things is very often something more than, or something different from, the predictable additive consequences of such unions.