Sentence examples for any real consequence from inspiring English sources

But I don't see it as having any real consequence".

But it is not clear whether microbleeds, especially those deep in the brain, are of any real consequence.

Little of what it says or does is of any real consequence other than to make the Holyrood debating chamber look busy and diverse.

Dr. Farrell said that although there was a powerful storm in February 1998, the last ones of any real consequence to the coast took place in December 1992 and in October 1991.

Singhal conceded that extracting voltage of any real consequence from the human bloodstream would take more than one fuel cell, maybe dozens, at which point you'd have to consider "what you're doing to the individual by artificially depleting their sugar".

The Trump administration's prioritization of energy exploration means the oil and gas business, one of the most heavily regulated industries in the United States, says it has yet to feel any real consequence from the shutdown.

But have there been any real consequences of the decline in congressional performance on appropriations?

The ruling military council "continues to undermine Egyptian democracy, apparently confident that there will be few, if any, real consequences".

Most people are able to place a small bet once in a while without suffering any real consequences beyond losing a tenner.

The Bloomberg administration wants to close a loophole that allows thousands of property owners to avoid paying their water and sewer bills without fear of any real consequences.

It commits widespread human rights violations, and business continues as usual: the government continues to buy arms and negotiate lucrative deals, without having to face any real consequences.