Sentence examples for but the practical consequences from inspiring English sources

Tough love is tempting, but the practical consequences of it are less than palatable.

In the Skokie case, there was a fundamental principle at stake, but the practical consequence was relatively minimal — the ability of the Nazis to shout in the street.

But the practical consequence if the Tea Party gets its way and we do away with clean water regulations will not be the Boston Tea Party, but something much more like "Arsenic and Old Lace," in which the fatal poisons were delivered in that very Colonial drink, elderberry wine.

The conventional position is that judges "cannot comment on public policy" but can comment on "the practical consequences of certain policy choices".

But some are worried about the practical consequences of speedier approval.

It is possible in political debates to appeal to concepts that resonate with our heartstrings, but without a due consideration of the practical consequences of a decision.

ROME — In comments on Sunday that could have broad implications in a period of intense religious conflict, Pope Benedict XVI cast doubt on the possibility of interfaith dialogue but called for more discussion of the practical consequences of religious differences.

But some scholars expressed concern about the practical consequences of the court's ruling that citizens and aliens held as enemy combatants at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, could challenge their detention in federal court.

But it's certainly possible to argue about the practical consequences of parents using force as a tool with their children.

"But in the bigger picture, it may not be important in terms of the practical consequences".

The practical consequences for Israel of provoking such European enmity are serious, but the moral consequences are more serious still.