Sentence examples for believing the consequences from inspiring English sources

I agree there should be some costs and consequences, but as far as believing the consequences should deter them – I think that's wishful thinking.

I know it sounds silly, but after a few tries, you find yourself believing the consequences & doing what you've told yourself to.

And he bluntly asked voters to begin considering what he believes the consequences would be if Republicans won the White House.

Mr. Miller says he believes the consequences of a G.M. and Chrysler failure would have been potentially catastrophic.

It believes the consequences of a "disorderly" break-up of the single currency would be so dire that it can't even model them.

Had [they] not been successful, I certainly believe the consequences could have been tragic for one or both of the officers involved".

Must one, though, believe the consequences of one's beliefs?

It hasn't happened yet but Ms Arias believes the consequences could be disastrous.

Although research has found that online information is often accurate or can be corrected rapidly, many practitioners believe "the consequences could be disastrous for any inexperienced trainee following the advice" [21].

While I am as distressed as anyone at the long-term effects of this spending, I believe the consequences are nowhere near as dire as we are led to believe.

Higher service costs were also associated with being male (£44 higher costs than for women), age (each year accounting for an increase in costs of £2), the level of pain they experienced, and how substantially the patient believed the consequences of their headache disorder to be.