Sentence examples for consequence of turning from inspiring English sources

That re-financing saga – the delayed consequence of turning a pub company into a grotesque exercise in financial engineering in the early 2000s – was finally resolved 18 months ago at the fifth attempt.

In the meantime, the consequence of turning ourselves into the jail capital of Europe is a system bursting at the seams in which anything vaguely positive by way of rehabilitation becomes daily more difficult.

More importantly, stylishness may immediately attract — be immediately prized — but it also has its uses in impressing some prospective employers, and its unintended consequence of turning off others (who may think it important in an employee not to show off).

But as retired Army Major Gen. Barry McCaffery testified to Congress in 2007, the consequence of turning over so much of the supply system to private civilian firms, which have this right to decide when and where they deploy, makes our logistics system "a house of cards".

Environmentalists look to history when they warn about the long-term consequences of turning coal into gas.

As for the immediate consequences of turning such ideals into policies, Lewis, particularly in his more recent writings, is oddly insouciant.

"Only by urgently reducing global emissions will we be able to avoid the full consequences of turning back the climate clock by 3 million years".

Instead, it declared he was given inadequate information about the placement and incorrect information about the consequences of turning it down.

Additionally, it would be unfortunate if your coverage of this trial had the unintended consequences of turning patients away from participating in clinical trials.

He said that Russia's actions posed a grave danger to the rest of Europe, adding that Britain should not need to be reminded of the consequences of turning a blind eye when big countries in Europe bully smaller countries.

"Here in this building – with its history shaped by the Blitz – we shouldn't need to be reminded of the consequences of turning a blind eye when big countries in Europe bully smaller countries".