Sentence examples for consequences although from inspiring English sources

If that were to occur, it would be a black swan with positive consequences –although less so for countries whose economies depend chiefly on hydrocarbons.

There can also be legal consequences, although this case was resolved without such action.

So begins one of the great English books about the First World War and its consequences – although no one recognises it as such.

It is, in essence, a game of theatrical consequences, although it will end not with a crumpled A4 sheet of non sequiturs, but a new play headed for Theatre 503's stage next year.

A company that cannot make its interest and debt-repayment obligations will go broke, while one that cannot meet its dividend promises can cancel the dividend without legal consequences, although its stock price will inevitably suffer.

Meanwhile, Barack Obama, whose administration had challenged the law in the first place, fretted about the ruling's possible adverse consequences, although welcoming some parts of it.This being a matter of disingenuous election-year posturing, the truth is precisely the opposite.

But regarding talent, nah, I have nothing of consequence, although I'm a sucker for my own work.

As a consequence, although the initial positive stock reaction of the quoted motor insurers to this news... may be understandable, we believe it to be premature.

Forestry is of little consequence, although some lumbering is carried out in the pine forests of the Cordillera Central and other highlands.

As a consequence, although much of the theory has found its way into accepted doctrine, psychoanalysis cannot claim a body of experimentally tested evidence.

He mostly retraced familiar ground, and the markets rose only slightly as he spoke, suggesting that investors learned little of consequence, although the three major indexes ended the day strongly.