Sentence examples for Consequences will follow from inspiring English sources

What consequences will follow?

Now she fears the consequences will follow her into retirement.

But in any case, they're almost surely wrong: seriously bad consequences will follow if the debt ceiling isn't raised.

How is their role likely to change in the current global environment, and what consequences will follow?

Publicly, ministers have expressed concern for bees, with David Cameron saying: "If we do not look after our bee populations, very serious consequences will follow".

This means that even where the fact of copying is conceded, no legal consequences will follow from that fact unless the copying is substantial.

The IPCC warns of the grave consequences that will follow in the wake of unrestrained CO2 emissions.

Traditional economics was clear enough as to the consequences that will follow if one or more of the prices in the system "gets stuck" at a disequilibrium level.

The Labour leader told MPs: "There will be some in this house who say that Britain should not contemplate action even when it is limited, because we do not know precisely the consequences that will follow.

A minority of Americans voted for Trump, largely because they wanted change — but few had any idea of the calamitous consequences that will follow if he carries through his know- nothing stance on climate change.

But an act which, in itself, is merely a voluntary muscular contraction, derives all its character from the consequences which will follow it under the circumstances in which it was done.