Sentence examples for consequences from that from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of tension directed from one specific person, and that one specific person had to reap the consequences from that.

But we will have a look at it and see what it is and if there are any consequences from that.

Are there not psychological and emotional consequences from that kind of speech?

"If I go out there every time and am not good, there's obviously going to be consequences from that, so that's nothing new".

Middle-class families planning ahead can imagine two possible consequences from that decision: Either an immediate increase in their taxes eight years from now, or an explosion in federal budget deficits, which could necessitate spending cuts to safety net programs like Social Security and Medicare.

The global economic consequences from that would be ugly.

Hagel: Any time you put mandatory caps on any program -- which I'm opposed to -- you are going to have a consequence from that, and I don't think it's going to be a good consequence.

The FoI document shows that when asked if there could be any negative consequences from changes that make negative gearing less attractive to investors, RBA officials answered: "Potential increase in rents?

The wealthy donate millions for artificial turf, while critics warn of dire consequences from "grass" that never needs mowing.

Likewise, there are real, material consequences from actions that seem to be exclusively digital.

He stood up and said this is something I cannot do and I will take whatever consequences come from that decision.