Sentence examples for consequences have to be from inspiring English sources

Consequences have to be recalibrated.

Downsides and unintended consequences have to be acknowledged.

But even Mr. Miller, who has solid environmental credentials, admitted that the dams and their destructive consequences, have to be seriously considered.

But Peter has always been a maverick who did it the hard way, working inside government, where mistakes are punished and consequences have to be lived with.

Christian Huggel of the University of Zurich has warned that "in densely populated and developed regions such as the European Alps, serious consequences have to be considered from [future] large slope failures".

This is why the only deterrent to reckless risk-taking is to make sure that reckless risks have real consequences for those who take them — to make sure, as Nassim Taleb has put it, that the players have "skin in the game". These consequences have to be worse than those of the risks themselves, or they will not be effective.

Anyone who makes a choice like that, knowing the possible consequences, has to be much more driven than Cheney appears to be when you see him on television or meet him casually.

Its first important consequence has to be that the prospect of a second independence referendum has probably declined.

And so here, we have, I think, significant collateral consequences that have to be considered".

Land-use restrictions also have unintended consequences that have to be considered.

Both of these possible consequences would have to be carefully evaluated following large-scale strategy implementation.