Sentence examples for consequences and an from inspiring English sources

Ripping up civil rights would have dire consequences – and an occupation of Iraq would be a blood-drenched disaster.

"The government must act immediately otherwise dire consequences and an environmental catastrophe will be inevitable," he said.

It introduces a range of transmission mechanisms with different consequences and an array of different forces that affect what is transmitted.

He's added the context of feral classmates, who steal the Frankenstein experiment with nightmarish consequences, and an inspirational science teacher, Mr Ryzkruski, again based on his late friend and mentor Vincent Price.

In Look at Me, Frances is "taken up" by Nick and Alix, and given access to a far more glamorous and racy life; there are, naturally, consequences, and an insight into what it is to be proprietorially befriended by another woman.

Ironically, and despite proper management, a "simple fracture" may have adverse consequences and an untoward outcome.

Acts had consequences and a writer ought to show that.

Its consequences, and a perceived lack of follow-through, harmed U.S. credibility in the region.

Some here contended that it had unintended consequences and a disproportionate impact on African Americans.

Instead they seek to manage its consequences, and a few are inventing ways to shrink gracefully.

But they usually fall short for two key reasons: a fear of consequences and a sense of futility.