Sentence examples for A consequence of getting from inspiring English sources

"You do see people relapsing as a consequence of getting distressed".

This revitalization is largely a consequence of getting Washington to pay its dues, and of the reorganization of the U.N. bureaucracy.

"They're taking seriously that a consequence of getting out of Lebanon will be the collapse of the Assad regime, and they're looking around for alternatives," said Flynt Leverett, former senior director for Middle East affairs at the National Security Council under Bush.

About, I think, a year and a half ago we had a known trans woman, Katia Da La Riva, who lived in Los Angeles and passed away as a consequence of getting pumped with silicone.

So I just don't think that this is a serious position that's worth arguing about and to make these claims in the face of complete financial collapse that has occurred as a consequence of getting rid of the rules..

But in this case, Wilkinson suspects it probably boils down to human error––the all-too-common tendency to blame the victim, or to assume that a consequence of getting drunk is sometimes getting raped.

These days she's more muted, a natural consequence of getting older, she said, "and figuring out what's cool, how to be, how to comfort and temper yourself".

Dementia is not a natural consequence of getting older.

If a person is caught, they will be reminded by the driver and there is a possible consequence of getting dropped off at the next stop on the route if rules are ignored.

While some of these issues are not treatable, most are; vision loss need not be an inevitable consequence of getting older.

"It will potentially save lives and spare families the pain and the extraordinary loss that they have suffered as a consequence of firearms getting into the hand of the wrong people," he added.