Sentence examples for consequence to be a from inspiring English sources

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.

Nuclear technologies have too many inherent risks and widespread consequences to be a sensible choice for energy production".

The information may no longer be considered a secret and it is possible that a court would consider disclosure in such consequences to be a public disclosure that invalidates a later-filed patent.

As with earlier problems concerning the role of existential quantification in supervaluationism, one can debate whether this is a consequence to be embraced or an untoward consequence undermining the theory being advanced.

The impact of extraction on the environment is not an inevitable consequence to be regretted but not addressed.

Are the consequences apt to be a quick victory, a Middle East conflagration, widespread civilian casualties or an unsustainable long-term commitment?

One of those consequences seems to be a growing addiction to a technology that has come to define us.

This result appears to be a consequence of the different capturing devices used in this work.

"The consequence is going to be a lot of sales for good money".

Even if actual disintegration is avoided, the consequence is bound to be a period of distraction as the terms of the UK's departure are negotiated.

"Even if a huge swathe of loans go bad, the consequence is unlikely to be a Lehman-style financial collapse," the editors of The Economist argue in this week's issue.