Sentence examples similar to a matching consequence from inspiring English sources

He didn't leap or fall to the ground as if he'd won a match of great consequence.

As a result, Djokovic will face either Roger Federer or Gael Monfils in a match of huge consequence for the Serbian, even beyond the prestige of a Grand Slam semi-final.

For all the clamour of the game's final moments, the noise inside the Arena Corinthians before kick-off was mild after the choral din of Argentina's previous matches, a consequence perhaps of the sheer mountainous scale of this huge open-sided stadium.

Match consequences to actions.

The former Tottenham manager was sacked after just 46 days in charge of CSKA following a controversial 3-1 home defeat to FK Moskva on 25 October, but that was just one consequence of a match that lies at the heart of a network of reports of possible match-fixing and Chechen-based mafia corruption.

Almost two years will now pass before a qualifying match of consequence, save the rabble-rousing which inevitably attaches itself to meeting the Auld Enemy.

There were also huge bets on cricket matches, and a predictable consequence was the match-fixing scandals that erupted in the early 1800s, with spectators at Lord's Cricket Ground (the so-called home of the game) bewildered at the sight of two nobbled teams both desperately trying to lose.

"All charges incurred on matchday as a consequence of staging a match will be passed through at cost.

Like gasoline and a match, only together can they pack deadly consequences.

Consequences Creed taking part in a match prior to the show was promoted by TNA on their website.

If there is a match between the predicted and the received sensory consequences, sensory responses are suppressed.