Sentence examples for consequence maybe from inspiring English sources

And, as a consequence, maybe people don't pay enough attention to travesties like forced marriage or female genital mutilation.

And, as a consequence, maybe people don't pay enough attention to travesties like forced marriage or female genital mutilation – for which not a single prosecution has ever been brought in the UK.

If the only way to keep unemployment "down" is to employ people creating deadly products or dealing with their consequences, maybe that's worth looking at.

Maybe officials were struggling to compose the regulation in a way that avoided adverse consequences, maybe pressure from employers and their allies was intense -- or perhaps it was some combination of the two -- but their deadline came and went.

The consequences: I was afraid of the consequences; maybe I have made an error, made the wrong assessment.

This Hollywood propaganda "promotes bad policies with real consequences".Well, maybe.

If a midweek fact-check on the Internet gained a reputation for being truly compelling, having real teeth and doling out real consequences, then maybe people would browse over on a regular basis.

But the possible consequence is that maybe you'll wind up a rapist if you don't".

But the possible consequence is that maybe you'll wind up a rapist if you don't," Zanin says.

Mr Mitchell quickly apologised for his loutish behaviour, but he could never face the consequences of admitting – maybe not even to himself – that he had called PC Rowland a pleb.

I mean, I know the chances that my being late would lead to any catastrophic consequences are low, maybe exactly as low as my being early would, actually—I don't know, I'm not a math person but I'm sure they're not zero, they're not "nothing," so why say anything at all? "Sorry I'm late," Delphine said.