Sentence examples for consequence that is from inspiring English sources
The phrase "consequence that is" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to introduce a noun or phrase that is related to the consequence. For example, "The consequence that is most significant is a loss of trust between the two parties."
And that observation raises a question with which we will close: Is there one notion of logical consequence that is the target of all such theories, or are there many?
This is a book of gravity and consequence that is a sheer delight to read.
For this approach to work, the school system must deliver a consequence that is sufficiently tough that students don't want to be a repeat offender.
If the proposal, according to the best economist, causes the bankruptcy of Social Security, then that is a consequence that is unacceptable for our country.
But another consequence that is not mentioned is the indirect but profound impact on water quality: that we may lose some of our incentive to protect our water and watersheds when they no longer provide our drinking water.
They are attributed to the absence on the end surfaces of the stresses needed to maintain a simple shear, causing a pronounced change in the reference pressure a consequence that is usually overlooked.
Both are "shattering cultural moments of huge consequence that are going to be with us for generations.
And there are consequences that are possibly even more insidious.
WorldCom's deception had consequences that were anything but local.
Knowing that either way there were consequences that were hard to foresee.
And once more there are unexpected consequences that are catching some Long Island communities by surprise.
