Sentence examples for consequence to do from inspiring English sources
Nor is there any clear plan to manage the policy of radical decentralisation, which allows hundreds of corrupt local governments to exercise more control over their own development budgets and, in consequence, to do whatever they please.
The screen play Daniel Taradash has rigged up for this occasion is a rambling and motley affair that falls between slambang horse-opera and good-natured travesty of same and offers the capable Miss Dietrich very little of consequence to do.
"There's more of a financial consequence to doing well, due to being older and, in some cases, taking time out of the workplace.
UIs have been designed for decades now with the mouse in mind; principles such as accessible corners, various consequences to do with mousedowns and mouseups, hover actions, cursor feedback and so on.
As they sketched out the boundaries for dozens of protected areas over the last five years, however, federal officials typically concluded that there were no significant economic consequences to doing so, prompting a wave of federal lawsuits by developers.
These physicians are often reticent to seek psychological help, as there are potential career-ending consequences to doing so (Center et al. 2003).
I asked Bruce McClary, a former student loan lender who now works in PR for the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, if there were any consequences to doing exactly that.
As a consequence, we do not need to measure pleural or esophageal pressures to estimate lung elastance and changes in transpulmonary pressure.
A second unintended consequence has to do with the tax status of public pension funds: they are tax-exempt.
