Sentence examples for automatic consequences from inspiring English sources

She might also come under pressure to resign if MPs pass a "censure motion" - that would be a bit like a no-confidence vote but without the same automatic consequences.

The commission has granted a host of waivers shielding big Wall Street banks from what would have been the automatic consequences of wrongdoing.

There are many cognitive tasks, which are thought to engage the executive system, but have implicit or automatic consequences.

"[I]njunction is not the automatic consequence of infringement" but the result of equitable consideration.

It is bound to, for that is the automatic consequence of investing more abroad.

In most of the cases, the sentences were mandatory, an automatic consequence of a murder conviction after being tried as an adult.

To conclude that his role in the crash was the automatic consequence of any history of mental illness would be irresponsible and damaging.

The origin of life may be a virtually automatic consequence of carbon chemistry and the physics of self-organizing systems -- given favorable environments and requisite inorganic constituents.

Full and complete freedoms of the press and other news media are not an automatic consequence of economic development, education and other factors thought to foster democracies.

As I have already said, ideation is not a synonym for innovation, conformity is not its simple antonym, and innovation is not the automatic consequence of "creative thinking". Indeed, what some people call conformity in business is less related to the lack of abstract creativity than to the lack of responsible action, whether it be the implementation of new or old ideas.

Resemblances between timing and counting are an automatic consequence of the model.