Sentence examples for consequence in that from inspiring English sources

The Florida Supreme Court's order barring certification of a winner until it can hear the case Monday afternoon has an important consequence in that regard.

Hume's cognitive science has a normative consequence in that knowledge of it is supposed to reduce the inclination toward intellectual overreaching.

However, classical quadratic filters have some critical drawbacks when the system is not asymptotically stable and, as a consequence in that case, there is no guarantee on the stochastic stability of the controlled system.

The use of cells from a glial as opposed to neuronal lineage is unlikely to be of consequence in that similar results were obtained in glioblastoma and neuroblastoma cell lines (as described below).

As a consequence, in that third category, the incidence rate was low and results are not presented here.

However, sometimes doing so had a negative consequence in that people would miss important information in other areas of their vision.

And that gap has economic consequences in that it affects earnings potential.

It had important consequences in that it prevented a quick German victory, kept France in the war and encouraged generals to believe they could fight and win a big manoeuvre battle.

David Janollari, who runs MTV's programming division, said that in several conversations with the network's standards and practices department, executives had to explain, "When you see someone doing drugs, you want to see the consequences in that episode — well, now, the consequences may not happen till three episodes later".

If I harassed or mugged a young woman in Iraq, I would be faced with the consequences in that very time and place.

Politicians shouldn't allow opinion polls to totally dictate what they should or shouldn't do with a piece of legislation, but they do need to understand the mood of the public in order to gain support for what they're doing, and to understand the consequences in that public opinion for compromising or not compromising on any individual idea.