Assertion: liar's lie | /r/HasSubevent | the need
Facets:
value: further
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Here are just three: Even telling a small lie risks being unmasked as a liar, which would not only damage our reputation but also reduce the proclivity of others to trust us; further, one lie often leads to the need to tell another, more significant lie, which risks even greater negative consequences if discovered; finally, we can't necessarily predict the consequences of telling even a small lie, and if such consequences turn out to be more significantly adverse than we anticipated, our sense of responsibility and therefore could cause us far more distress than we imagine.