Sentence examples for consequence since from inspiring English sources

Foreigners can be mistreated without electoral consequence, since they cannot vote.

The consequence, since looks are inherited, is that their sons, too, will be sexy.

This was an astonishing achievement with a club that had won nothing of consequence since the FA Cup in 1959.

Nothing the characters do carries any load of consequence, since mackerel can start landing on the characters' heads and turn everything around.

"Whether one bowls on a Sunday or visits a library instead is [of] no consequence since no one checks those things," he wrote.

"I'm part of the generation that has been taking without consequence since they were born," said Mr. Brooks, without quite apologizing for his lifelong sense of entitlement.

His work could have practical consequences, since police generally aim to break crowds up.

"Sex and the City" has become less about sex, or even romance, and more about consequences since its debut four years ago.

Eliminating the drilling restrictions will have no immediate consequences since leasing would take place through a long Interior Department process.

Unlike hitting the Alt key, this misdeed could not be committed by accident, and the confession bore real consequences, since cheating violated the university's academic code.

The effect of the story is startling and disquieting, particularly as a metaphor for United States actions and their subsequent consequences since that day.