Lehmans was not a cause but a consequence: a consequence of flawed lending practices, and of inadequate oversight by regulators.
You don't want to gloat over the decaying of what was once a source of so much local pride and happiness — you can't gloat — but you also sort of want to believe that behavior has consequences, and those empty seats were a consequence, a consequence of neglect.
To better understand both the scope and mechanism of test consequences, Pan Pann: Consequences of test use: Educational and societal effects of English certification exit requirements in Taiwan, Unpublished) combined Bachman and Palmer's concept of micro and macro test effects, Bailey's (1996) basic model of washback, and Hughes's backwash model (1993) to create the model depicted in Fig. 1.
Until the bids are due Thursday, the Navy "does not know, and it is of no consequence — no consequence at all — to speculate what companies will submit bids," Capt.
Borges argues against judging acts by their consequences: "The consequences of an act ramify and multiply and perhaps balance out in the end.
Furthermore, by warning the demonstrators to "to end street protests, otherwise they "will be responsible for its consequences, and consequences of any chaos", Khamenei is setting the ground for the upcoming crackdown.
Consequence analysis is the assessment of consequence loads.
Twenty years of living beyond the realm of consequence has its consequences.
The theory of consequence operations studies properties of logical consequence.
Even if all terms of the language are considered logical, the definition results in a characterization of a special concept of consequence, that of material consequence.
The treatise is composed of four books: Book I presents general considerations on the very notion of consequence; Book II treats of consequences involving modal sentences; Book III treats of syllogisms involving assertoric (i.e. non-modal) sentences; Book IV deals with syllogisms involving modal sentences.
