Sentence examples for consequences he has from inspiring English sources

Fearing the political consequences, he has not used his position to try to rein in the country's gun culture, which has produced so much bloodshed and loss.

A drastic loss of nuclear power would bring dire economic consequences, he has repeatedly argued, echoing warnings from Japan's business lobby.

She said: "a pig doesn't know propriety, doesn't try to please, he takes what's on offer without thinking of consequences, he has no master, no vanity and couldn't care less about hierarchy and social order.

Unfortunately Socrates gives neither an explanation of the kinds of consequences he has in mind, nor of the kind of 'satisfactory highest principle', but confines himself to the demand for an orderly procedure.

He, on the other hand, completely deserves the consequences he has to face because of his actions.

"If today's reports are substantiated, the President's red line has been crossed, and we would urge him to take immediate action to impose the consequences he has promised".

Berkman's revolution was much less fun, and in consequence, he has received far less attention.

As a consequence, he has been thrust into the Tiger void.

"As a consequence, he has a fairly significant influence because we trust his judgment.

As a consequence, he has been able to secure the best deals on everything from airport transfers to room rates.

The boy has a condition that prevents him from being able to eat food, and, perhaps as a consequence, he has a fascination with food preparation.