Sentence examples for consequences have followed from inspiring English sources

As you might imagine, natural consequences have followed in the form of a petitioner petitioning to stop all of the petitions, titled "Shut down White House petitions, since they never get a sincere response, few read them, and they are ultimately worthless:".

Take, for example, the consequences that have followed the work of Andrew Wakefield, whose paper linking autism to childhood vaccinations was withdrawn by The Lancet not long ago.

But plainly no such consequence would have followed if that course had been pursued.

To hear the Sprint Corporation's board tell it, the fall from grace of its longtime chief executive, William T. Esrey, is the consequence of his having followed bad tax advice in handling stock options that Mr. Esrey and his No. 2, Ronald LeMay, received in 1999 and 2000.

It will also be required to assess the diversity practices of every company it regulates, which is to say every company that issues securities in America.In areas where the SEC has successfully imposed rules, unintended consequences have sometimes followed.

In that statement, Mr. Weidlich portrayed the firings as an unintentional consequence of a bustle that had followed Mr. Schrager's purchase of the long-bankrupt hotel in 1995 and a subsequent nine-month renovation.

Gaping holes in the floor were the consequence of the police search that had followed the killing.

While Turkey's rise does indeed reflect internal developments in that country, its growing influence mirrors the ebb of American power, a consequence of the catastrophic policies Washington has followed in the Middle East and Central Asia.

Austria has followed suit with similar consequences.

"That would be a terrible mistake, so Britain has been leading the argument that Russia's behaviour has been completely unacceptable, and consequences have to follow in terms of sanctions," he said.

What consequences have they suffered?