Sentence examples for because the consequences are from inspiring English sources
"And I say that because the consequences are so grave".
Because the consequences are catastrophic, safety must be paramount.
"We don't want to admit it, because the consequences are so bad," she said.
"It's funny but not funny because the consequences are so staggering," said a Western diplomat.
Mr. Morris told reporters in Belgrade: "It is urgent that all the concerned parties, including the Yugoslav government, act as quickly as possible so that the Presevo region does not get out of hand, because the consequences are potentially very, very great".
This is a great engine for a sitcom because the consequences are extreme and the fixes easy and predicated on being good so that everyone can hug their kids and tell them the world is beautiful before sending them off to bed.
He urged the audience to push for Congress to grant state and federal judges discretion in deportation cases because, he said, "the consequences are just so drastic".
Just war theory says you should only go to war when all alternatives have been tried, because at that point the consequences are out of your hands.
"Because where extremism takes root the consequences are clear," she will add.
We assume the consequences are laughable because we assume the victims of this hack are deserving of the exposure.
