Sentence examples for consequences entail from inspiring English sources

For Boethius, both kinds of consequences, natural and accidental, entail inseparability, roughly meaning that the antecedent cannot be true while the consequent is false (i.e. a version of (TP)), but natural consequences entail something more, namely a real causal, metaphysical connection between the items in question.

Scenarios afford multiple views of an interaction, diverse kinds and amounts of detailing, helping developers manage the many consequences entailed by any given design move.

When considering just how "real" anything that takes place in a virtual environment can be, it is, first of all, worth remembering the degree to which most real-life activities, from work to shopping to dating, demand a degree of self-concealment precisely because of the direct consequences they entail.

Yet if we explain our position publicly, we will be the ones to make Israel's possession of nuclear weapons public with all the international consequences this entails".

If the hard times then go away, the result is a tendency to put on weight, with the unpleasant consequences that entails.Part of this adaptation is a response by the embryo to the nutrition it receives through the placenta.

Rustam Temirgaliev, deputy prime minister of Crimea's de facto authorities, said on Thursday that, as of that day, the only legal troops on Crimean soil were Russian troops, and "any troops of a third country will be treated as illegal band formations, with all the consequences that entails".

Just weeks after Merkel responded to the refugee crisis with the declaration: "Wir schaffen es – We can do it" – the euphoric mood has been replaced by a more sombre response with the realisation that the newcomers are here to stay, with all the consequences that entails.

Its temperature will continue its implacable rise, with all the consequences that entails, unless we act to stop it".

The principal method of examining a position in MMK and in Buddhapālita's commentary is to show that unwelcome consequences are entailed by the position under consideration.

Here, questioning this practice and the consequences it entails, Zen instead speaks of mind-body oneness, an holistic perspective, as it abhors one-sidedness.

"The companies interested in long-term incentives, mostly foreign subsidiaries, are now accepting that they have to do it on a cash basis, with the cost consequences that entails," says Robert Sperl, a compensation consultant at WatsonWyatt London.