The phrase "consequence about" is not correct and is not used in written English.
It is likely that you meant to say something like "consequence of" or "consequences about." For example: There are serious consequences about the misuse of money.
She had nothing of any consequence about her.
It is possible you will not recall anything of consequence about the Teapot Dome scandal, but you will totally remember why Neil Young is awesome.
There may have been a misjudgment in ever promoting her, and then preventing her from saying much of consequence about her role as faith and communities minister in the UK.
I must either vaguely agree with what she says, hoping she isn't somehow putting me on or lying herself, or else confess everything, with some version of the conversation killer: "I read that entire novel and now can tell you nothing of any consequence about it".
The following lemma is a consequence about nonlinear spectral theory and its proof can be found in [23].
HPV is an infection that is spread through sexual contact, and as a consequence, about half of all women will be infected during their whole lifetime [12].
No consequences thought about by those who perpetrated it".
"Their approach is to be overly optimistic, and then they have to worry about the consequences about being overly optimistic".
And obviously I weighed all the consequences about all the different hopefully we can do this peacefully.
Not because he's a sadist, or at least not entirely, but because the Bourne series is, finally, about consequences, about chickens coming home to roost.
Invent karma-based, unrelated consequences about food.
