Sentence examples similar to consequence in due course from inspiring English sources

While Ukraine's drift toward the West holds some possible adverse economic consequences in due course for Russia, it hardly needs Ukraine to prosper.

"There are good reasons to believe that ownership matters and that the consequences will appear in due course".

"We will make the outcome known in due course".

When NATO took to the air to strike the Bosnian Serbs, in 1995, none of the dire consequences predicted by doubters ensued; in due course a peace treaty was signed, which has worked remarkably well.

The undermining of the NHS might suit some politicians but the consequences of this will be measured in due course, and when another local district general hospital fails, the public will, this time, be less forgiving.

In due course we will see the notion of a consequence relation as one way of specifying such behaviour.

They returned in due course.

Warsi will discover in due course.

In due course, Rahbar, too, was fired.

"We will be responding in due course".

And, in due course, they go.