Sentence examples for another consequence is from inspiring English sources

Another consequence is a big bill for taxpayers and electricity consumers.

Another consequence is absent from the conversation, but is going to be huge the other side of polling day.

Fragmentation has been cited as a significant factor in declines of some forest-nesting birds, but another consequence is the loss of mammal diversity.

Another consequence is that when you need financial models the most — on days like Black Monday in 1987 when the Dow dropped 20percenttheythey might break down.

Another consequence is that the cuts have roughly doubled in scale from around 2.5% of GDP to 5%:  £40 billion to 80 billion over 4 years.

Another consequence is a problem for the government.Compared with its neighbours' economies, Britain's has been doing very nicely in recent years.

Another consequence was Russian dominance in the principalities.

Another consequence was that there was pressure on bankers to thrust unsuitable products down clients' throats.

In the United States, another consequence was the unexpectedly successful government rescue of the Detroit carmakers.

Many may regret this outcome but it is the inevitable consequence of population ageing and funding pressures, another consequence being the gradual increase in the pension entitlement age.

But another consequence was that, over time, Americans and non-Americans alike came to expect that if an international crisis arose Washington was the place where the chief decisions would be made, where the buck stopped.