Sentence examples for consequences added from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blinder, an author of the book "Downsizing in America: Reality, Causes, and Consequences," added, "That gives me some confidence".

They are debating two entirely different views of the UK's future, with career-busting consequences added to a combustible mix.

All of these consequences added to the secondary fragmentation costs, which is not cost effective.

Ignore the externalities and unintended consequences," added Orsinger, who may be taking a break from Facebook now.

The consequences, or risk of consequences, add up over time".

Experts estimate that this disease and its consequences add up to $100 billion a year in medical costs.

More complex consequences add to the environmental harm from these government giveaways.

In a concurring opinion, Judge Straub, called genital cutting "a horrendous act of persecution" that had "serious life consequences," adding that the Board of Immigration Appeals had "simply failed".

Dimbleby will assert that reducing the scope of the BBC to just a few genres such as news and drama would have "disastrous consequences", adding: "It would tailspin down into a broadcasting vortex".

Addressing these consequences adds to the role of intensivists for elaborating prevention programs and promoting post intensive care syndrome to non ICU practitioners to collaborate together for the best future of ICU patients.

Stateline reported that hiring freezes were a popular form of cost-cutting, but even the long-term efforts "sometimes have reverse consequences, adding new, semi-permanent layers to the bureaucracies they're tasked with trimming".