Sentence examples for consequence of today from inspiring English sources

"The parliament will return once a government is formed, budgets will be taken through the parliament and there will be keen eyes watching in rating agencies to see how the parliament responds to [see if] we can maintain the trajectory that the government has set out – that is the consequence of today," Morrison said.

And what's the consequence of today's changes?

I fear that, as a consequence of today's decision, unreasonable and unjustifiable delay between prosecutions may become commonplace.

Robinson added: "As a consequence of today's events we have sought a recall of the business committee to consider adjourning the assembly.

"What is the consequence of today's polarized politics?

"You don't see the full consequence of today's emissions until several decades into the future.

Lower flows and warmer water are one consequence of spring arriving earlier.

Some Democrats believe that his candidacy might benefit from a high turnout of black and Latino voters, one potential consequence of last year's racially tense New York City mayoral contest.

Warner also risked alienating fans by delaying its release by eight months, a move that was partly a consequence of last year's writers' strike.

Oats, in consequence of last week's overwhelming supply of Irish, are extremely difficult to sell even at Monday's reduced prices, but this week the supply is short.

All of which is to say that the long-term consequence of last week's big decision cannot be even roughly divined from an attentive reading of the text.