Sentence examples for consequences it has from inspiring English sources
Despite these serious consequences, it has long been a minority issue, often ignored.
When we have convinced ourselves of that, we must see the consequences it has for the evaluation processes essential to the construction of careers in science and we must push nascent alternatives such as Google Scholar and others forward.
Geographer Jeremy Crampton suggests that not doing so could lead to dire consequences: "It has been long established that the sky is public – otherwise each airplane would have to get permission to fly over your property.
But in novels, love's dreaming has consequences, it has to co-exist inside a book's whole length with change and accidents and the sheer difficulty of mutuality (and sometimes, depending on the novelist, with disillusion, contempt, parody – irony may be allowed a freer rein than in Tolstoy).
Having them included in the show's vernacular gives us permission to live in this heightened universe, a place where the viewer won't care about the mechanics of her insemination because of all the personal consequences it has on Jane, her fiancee, her mother and everyone else around her. Jane the Virgin doesn't want to be "good" television and by not trying to, it made a great show.
I realise the consequences it has and the effect on kids growing up.
Together, they face danger and attempt to finish the game to reverse all the consequences it had years ago.
[The designation report is available as a PDF from the Neighborhood Preservation Center.] As a consequence, it has kept a lot of its original character.
And in consequence it has turned, in many ways unfairly, against one its most original novelists.
As a consequence, it has issued some bizarre software rulings.
