Sentence examples for consequences for the sake from inspiring English sources
When we say "serious consequences," for the sake of peace, there must be serious consequences...
When we say serious consequences, for the sake of peace there must be serious consequences.
Everything in my life that has ended badly began with either underlying doubt, or a belief that I was "taking a risk" (which turned out to mean "ignoring potentially disastrous consequences for the sake of adventure").
Whilst these ten items refer to both the use of alcohol and the consequences thereof, for the sake of simplicity we refer to this latent measure as "alcohol use".
The negative consequences of mispricing (assuming, for the sake of argument, that we're talking only about cases of mispricing) are, in other words, more significant on the downside than on the upside.
Sadness because I can't understand how my people can forget the dramatic consequences of this economic crisis for the sake of a flag.
But war is still war, and the dangers of unintended consequences, mission creep and cracking on for the sake of cracking on lurk behind every sandhill.
Confucius was a Deontologist in that the act is righteous and good in its self not good, because the consequences are good, you must act for the sake of duty/Yi.
"Perhaps there were people around this tragically and violently bereaved widow who were advising – only advising you understand in an expert and subtle way – that there were trivial details of no vital legal consequence that could ideally be elided for the sake of national security.
Respecting Lockean rights is deemed morally valuable for its own sake, not merely for the sake of good consequences it might bring about.
