Sentence examples for because the consequence of from inspiring English sources

He won't be able to look her in the eye again, because the consequence of what she demands is unbearable.

The Budget Control Act was intended to force the two sides to make consequential decisions because the consequence of failure to reach a deal would be so horrible.

The appellation is one that an old-stager like me is reluctant to grant, because the consequence of granting it, and then expressing dissent, is to be classified as conservative.

And the court said that because "the consequence of error may be detention of persons for the duration of hostilities that may last a generation or more, this is a risk too significant to ignore".

While they ensure a customer gets the best deal, they can discourage price-cutting because the consequence of lowering prices for one retailer will be lowering prices for other retailers protected by the clause.

In that case, the agency told the automaker in 2009 that it wanted a recall of almost 22,000 minivans because "the consequence of the strut failures — unexpected dropping and power-closing of the liftgate — poses an unreasonable risk of injury".

They're 18 times more likely to get married early partly because of the consequence of the security issues.

Percutaneous removal of implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) leads is a difficult procedure because of the consequence of massive fibrous tissue growth along the lead.

Because the consequences of failure are huge.

Because the consequences of error are very asymmetric.

He did it because the consequences of inaction would likely have proven catastrophic.