Sentence examples for To consequence from inspiring English sources
noun
That which follows something on which it depends; that which is produced by a cause.
Qualification is now changed to consequence.
Tyranny is the cruel, unacceptable, or arbitrary use of power that is oblivious to consequence.
Far Cry 3 also has a PG-13 approach to consequence - i.e. it only contains mild peril.
Speaking separately to Consequence of Sound, the spokesperson said White "is not interested in producing the Libertines' new album".
The journey of the play for Stephanie, and for us, is one from unknowingness to knowingness, action to consequence – and understanding that just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
But even for someone who has remained immune to consequence for so long, the hacking scandal has implications that may ripple beyond the shores of England — in part because Mr. Murdoch no longer has custody of the story.
Matteo said, "I look forward to consequences in coming seasons".
Inspections, in China, can lead rather swiftly to consequences.
Shocked consciences tend to blind us to consequences.
Instead she evoked a naïve kid indifferent to consequences.
Therefore, a shift from the probabilistic approach to consequence-based structural design is necessary for coping with the unexpected demands.
