Sentence examples for consequences are going to from inspiring English sources

"Its consequences are going to continue for months".

And sooner or later these consequences are going to catch up with Hopkins.

If we don't change the way we do it, the consequences are going to be dramatic".

He cited damage to both private and state-maintained property, saying that "these economic consequences are going to be very difficult".

"I'm confident that it's a very tough resolution and makes it clear that serious consequences are going to follow if Syria doesn't cooperate," Mr. Bolton said.

I don't think Jon's purposefully trying to cause greater cynicism or disrespect for the government, but unintended consequences are going to flow from this decision.

And that's what they told the people in Truth or Consequences was going to happen".

"They didn't really know what the long-term consequences were going to be because they didn't really know how to stop the problem," he said.

"People need to know what goes on behind the curtain in the Republican Party, and before the Republicans tried to destroy me, they should have thought about what the consequences were going to be".

"The president has made this point before," Mr. Fratto said, adding, "What the president is referring to is the fact that the markets were using very complex financial instruments that had grown up over the years, and when confronted with the shock of this housing downturn, they did not fully understand what the consequences were going to be".

And he used that analogy from World War I, where historians described how we were sleepwalking into World War I; nobody knew, understood what the consequences were going to be.