Sentence examples for consequences everything from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt warned Hughes to "cut out relentlessly and without regard to consequences everything evil, paying no heed whatever to the influence or opposition of any man who may be affected thereby".

"Primates are the only animals that show the same characteristics as humans when they have HIV [SHIV in primates] and with tuberculosis for example, the characteristics of the disease, the pathological consequences, everything you see correlates exactly with what you see in humans. .

The principle is similar to that of the personal tax allowance, except for those on universal credit (UC) this work allowance is of dramatically greater consequence: everything above it is taxed at least 65p in the pound.

The nine-dash line which China has never fully explained implies the opposite principle, apparently giving China sovereignty over the sea and, as a consequence, everything within it.For the Philippines, recent events form part of a pattern of Chinese bullying, which has included turning water-cannon on Filipino fishermen near the Scarborough shoal.

The primacy of being (everything that is conceived of "is") leads to an often unseen consequence: everything that is conceived of or simply mentally represented exists and hence has at least a mental existence (which means either intellectual or imaginary or estimative).

Those words would have consequences, yielding everything from runic silence to braying cacophony, from open improvisation to orchestral scores.

A milder climate has short-term and long-term consequences for everything from water supplies to beaches.

He is the author of Unintended Consequences: Why Everything You've Been Told About the Economy Is Wrong.

Either I accept this and live with the consequences that everything I worked for since age 11 is down the drain.

But consequentialists believed that results — consequences — were everything: what was important was not motive or adherence to rules but bringing about as much good as possible.

As she said, with pleasure, in the first act, there are "consequences to everything," and she has met her end at the hands of the Taliban.