Sentence examples for consequence so much from inspiring English sources

Worlds Apart For many Israelis, being near or just over the Green Line is a matter of little consequence — so much so that some Israelis are not always sure which side they are on.

For an individual interested in reviewing the work undertaken by others around the world on a given subject, it is undoubtedly true that these documents are digitally available and downloadable and, as a consequence, so much more available than was the case previously.

He is an invaluable guide to explaining what has made slavery's consequences so much a part of contemporary American culture and politics.

The consequence of so much unsupervised freedom was that I became precociously independent.

The unfortunate consequence of so much legislation is that the children we seek to help the most are frequently the children who suffer the most.

Both Peter King and Michael Forbes, who represents the eastern tip of Long Island, publicly criticized Gingrich and were thoroughly marginalized as a consequence, Forbes so much so that he ultimately switched to the Democratic Party.

We realized it was all the consequence of so much drinking and not eating and just all so much foolishness, so we thought the best thing to do was to go to a hospital and rest a few days, pull ourselves together, and start all afresh.

But as in the field of battle, there are consequences to so much sacrifice.

Lawyers for the government have focused on the consequences of so much freedom.

Eric Hall's father said later that his mind landed on the consequences of so much time underground.

A poem from 1619 punningly sums up his lifestyle and its consequences as "so much waste", and regrets that ladies "cannot embrace [his] mountain belly".