Sentence examples for all consequences from inspiring English sources

Officials say they must weigh all consequences of developments.

It does not mean freedom from all consequences of speech.

They think there was some masterplan to get out safely and avoid all consequences.

For such people, the opportunity to assume an alter ego overshadows all consequences.

All consequences of drought on this warming planet that could face future food crises.

The amendment, then, is a restriction on government power, not a right to say anything without fear of all consequences.

There are, after all, consequences to the widespread belief that these acts of harassment are regrettable but not ultimately punishable.

The entire doctrine assumes the defendant is not necessarily to be held for all consequences of his acts.

They gave us segregated drinking fountains, "invented spelling," and the glass ceiling — all consequences of scientific theories about the way human beings really are.

The study says one of the most likely of all consequences from continued warming would be coastal erosion and destructive storm surges as sea level steadily rises.

The principle of utility is applied to rules and practices, rather than individual acts, and the best rule or practice is that produces the best over-all consequences.