Sentence examples for consequences either from inspiring English sources

Build reporting structures: National women, in some contexts, may be extremely reluctant to report some incidents because of the consequences either to themselves or the perpetrators.

Poor Kumiko duly arrives in the US and proceeds to run out on various hotel bills and cab fares, with no consequences, either legally or in terms of plausible narrative development.

He stopped again, and finally, deliberately, said, "There is no lack of reflection on what the consequences either of the regime persisting or of its being gone might be.

Recommendations should be analyzed by first: ensuring that the recommendation follows the safety philosophy applied to the facility; those that remove the cause of the hazard or operability problem or what-if question; and those actions that reduce the consequences either by lessening the probabilities or consequences themselves by protective measures.

So, unless some genius of humane compromise can intervene, it's hard to see how this symbolic issue doesn't end up offending and hurting someone, with all the poisonous consequences, either way.

In funerary texts beginning in and following the Twelfth dynasty, the Egyptians believed that disfiguring, and even omitting certain hieroglyphs, brought consequences, either good or bad, for a deceased tomb occupant whose spirit relied on the texts as a source of nourishment in the afterlife.

As a matter of fact, I think that I would argue that it's of no consequence either way.

As a consequence, either pH or chloride ion concentration can be used to characterize the HCl level, and thus its effect on adsorption process.

While numerous elsewhere, approximate indels were scarce within genes, and especially within coding sequences, possibly a consequence either of negative selection, and/or their older evolutionary age, compared to the members of other core classes (Fig. 2).

Once the tinkerers start dissecting a product, unintended consequences can either undermine or validate a company's entire business strategy.

First, investors are only mildly worried about Brexit and think the short-term economic consequences are either hard to predict or exaggerated.