Sentence examples for consequence may be the from inspiring English sources

An early consequence may be the renegotiation of television rights by ESPN and Sky: the rights look much less attractive without the regular clashes between Celtic and Rangers.

"Absent a decision by this court, the election results from Florida could lack finality and legitimacy," the brief said, adding: "The consequence may be the ascension of a president of questionable legitimacy, or a constitutional crisis.

A control center in centralized scheme plays a key role in managing all the local controllers, but once it breaks down, the consequence may be the loss of controllability to the entire microgrid.

However, the consequence may be the lack of or inadequate diagnostics and possibly inadequate therapy.

The consequence may be the damage of distant organs which lead to the worsening of condition of patients.

One consequence may be the requirement for sustained adult neurogenesis in the hippocampal region while the preservation of white matter connectivity may be relatively more important in the PFC.

While not giving details on what the consequences may be, the minister and APY members also discussed the withdrawal of federal funding for municipal and essential services, which is predicted to impact about 4,000 Indigenous people across 60 locations.

That recognition of reality is spreading.What they have not yet accepted is that the defeat of the constitution may be no bad thing, and that living with its consequences may be the most sensible approach.

In most cases, the only conclusive basis for diagnosing undesired social consequences may be the information provided by parents, friends, teachers or employers.

But it implies a horrible choice: that further deforestation, with all its negative consequences, may be the price of loyalty.

The consequence may be that comprehensive training of administrators and high administration skills is needed.