Sentence examples for consequences extended from inspiring English sources

But the consequences extended beyond the boys' social lives.

The consequences extended beyond economics and finance, straining regional political arrangements, amplifying national political dysfunction, and fueling the rise of anti-establishment parties and movements.

The consequences extended further than any other disaster in modern American history.

Second, participants' accounts revealed that consequences extended beyond the physical to social life and how one views him/herself.

But the consequences extend far beyond Stuyvesant Town.

But some published research suggests the consequences extend much farther.

Understanding what his death does and doesn't mean has consequences extending far beyond one enemy combatant's demise.

The positive consequences extend into the distance: women are newly financially independent and able to exit abusive relationships, public health is noticeably improved, and people are able to devote the time to caring that an ever-ageing society increasingly demands.

The consequences extend beyond national borders, as China is now the world's largest auto market and is expected to become the world's largest producer of electric car batteries and drive systems.

This stunning mosaic of contradictions and consequences extends from World War I and the Treaty of Versailles through May of '68, when students took to the streets to protest the policies of President de Gaulle, who had been the leader of the exiled Free French during the occupation.

In power networks, GIC may saturate transformers with possible harmful consequences extending even to a collapse of the whole system or to permanent damage of transformers.