Sentence examples for consequence seems to be from inspiring English sources
On the realistic side of the story, Reverend Muehler's activities as a spy are only tepidly dramatized, and when he at last does something sneaky, the only consequence seems to be a stern letter from Moncef, telling him his services as a tutor are no longer required.
An empirical consequence seems to be that Davies's theory will predict weaker emotional responses to music than Levinson's.
The consequence seems to be that what the player is going to do tomorrow is already determined today; hence the player cannot do otherwise tomorrow than what is true today.
Since rational thought is an ideal for many philosophers and the feelings can interfere with this ideal, the natural consequence seems to be to advocate for the extinction or at least the control of the feelings and, as a consequence, of the emotions.
One consequence seems to be the erosion of the United States' credibility as a reliable partner.
A straightforward consequence seems to be that it is more effective to first facilitate the development of the internal collaboration script and then collaboratively learn the subject matter knowledge (O'Donnell & Dansereau, 1992).
That ideas have consequences seems to be the moral here, and that one cannot entirely escape one's responsibility even if the consequences are utterly, uncontrollably absurd.
The conflict between Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and many others over the "App Store" trademark is heating up, and one of the consequences seems to be a little more work by Apple to enforce what they feel is their brand.
In immature rats, the appearance of spontaneous seizures and other long-term consequences seems to be less severe [6], [10], [12].
Second, productivity growth appears lower in union regimes, although this particular result seems to be the consequence of union firms being located in slower-growing sectors (Hirsch 1991).
