Sentence examples for consequence to be from inspiring English sources

As I say, this is a true debate, on which there is much of consequence to be said on both sides.

Here in Britain, however, mainly for historical reasons, there is distressingly little black prose of consequence to be found in the English canon before the 20th century.

Back to the status quo: there's barely a woman of consequence to be found in Escape Plan (Entertainment One, 15), an enjoyably muddle-headed prison-break thriller that serves up two grizzled, surgically enhanced action heroes – Stallone and Schwarzenegger – for the price of one.

In the latter case it is the consequence, and for the consequence to be achieved the condition must hold.

A similar picture of logic takes consequence to be a matter of what is analytically true, and it is not an analytic truth that water is H2O.

In particular, those anti-Realists who take logical consequence to be defined in terms of proof (such as Michael Dummett) reject a multiple conclusion analysis of logical consequence.

Its nature gives warning of the consequences to be expected.

There were other significant consequences to be noted.

When you're auditing yourselves, what are the real consequences to be expected?

"Where we differ is in terms of the consequences to be drawn from this predicament.

"The Lee regime will be held fully accountable for the irrevocable catastrophic consequences to be entailed".