Sentence examples for consequences from a from inspiring English sources

Because you'll have a lot of negative consequences from a tax perspective,' " Kumar said.

Another point of contention is who would suffer worse consequences from a loss on the underlying merits.

Dr. Casarella should know, because he inadvertently ventured into the world of unforeseen consequences from a scan.

We are invited to deduce moral and factual consequences from a state of the world which may never have existed.

The players just need to realise the serious consequences from a missed tackle, a kick to touch or whatever.

"The intellectual impetus came from asking the question: Can we have durable consequences from a one-time intervention into the lives of the poor?" Banerjee says.

The researchers also warn there could be very damaging consequences from an increase in extreme precipitation events, such as floods.

In both works Maistre defended absolutism with rigorous logic, and it was as a logical thinker, pursuing consequences from an accepted premise, that Maistre excelled.

A colleague who doesn't listen can also "have very negative consequences from an operational standpoint — there are often a lot of mistakes because projects don't get executed correctly". So it's imperative to address the issue.

Otherwise, these new technologies will be misused with tragic consequences" (from an interview with Sophia Lee of WORLD Magazine, 1/19/19).

Whether a startup calls them "consultants," "contractors," "freelancers" or even "interns," there can be serious consequences from an employment law perspective.