Sentence examples for brighter consequences from inspiring English sources

The balance of deterrence afforded by handheld weapons is the single cultural trigger proposed here to explain the origin of this evolutionary singularity, with all its intricate mix of darker and brighter consequences.

Clarity meant bright lines and unacceptable consequences.

This is what happens when do-gooders who won't be the ones suffering the consequences, force their bright ideas on other people.

Her lawyers argued that Cassandra's refusal of consent ought to fall under the "mature minor doctrine", a widely recognised legal principle that instructs medical providers to honour the consent, or the withholding of consent, of unemancipated minors bright enough to grasp the consequences of their considered decisions about medical treatment.

It was a decision that would come with devastating consequences, turning a bright, ambitious teen into an outcast known around town as a pedophile.

If you're just not bright enough to know the consequences, better not take the action.

Today Malala's resolve shines ever brighter as she knows full well the consequences of fighting brutal patriarchal oppression.

Built as a summerhouse in 1838, it is more window than wall and as a sunny consequence is bright and airy.

As a consequence, a bright GFP-LC3 signal appeared in proliferating (Ki67-positive) cells.

But Colinvaux would not draw any bright lines, warning they could create troublesome unintended consequences both for social welfare groups and traditional political organizations.

This is one aspect of the story, and it concerns the media's role in dragging bright young people into dirty wars with horrible consequences for the innocent".