Sentence examples for consequence from the from inspiring English sources

Each side has a sense of pain and of cruel consequence from the other side's actions.

No one of consequence from the Chicago Bulls' glorious championship run continues to play home games at the United Center.

Singhal conceded that extracting voltage of any real consequence from the human bloodstream would take more than one fuel cell, maybe dozens, at which point you'd have to consider "what you're doing to the individual by artificially depleting their sugar".

Those of us with health insurance are encouraged not to fear any negative consequence from the attempt to universalize coverage, rather than being told that such a goal is worth some giveback — which it is.

The influence can be seen everywhere in the following years: Liszt, Wagner, Goethe, Schiller, Flaubert, Rimbaud, Nietzsche practically any cultural figure of consequence from the period (and many that have been forgotten) imbibed some Middle Eastern influence, incorporating foreign stories, songs, or poetic forms into his art.

About half of the $182 billion over 10 years would go to couples paying the penalty, with the rest going to those who suffer no adverse consequence from the current tax code or who benefit from it -- mainly couples in which only one partner works.

They'll have to accept the consequences from the voters".

She lived the rest of her life with consequences from the surgeries.

"In addition many of them suffer environmental consequences from the mine, such as dust and noise.

But he said he continued to suffer consequences from the charges.

There could be other collateral consequences from the investigation, even if no criminal charges are filed.