Sentence examples for consequences know from inspiring English sources

Those of us who have been fat shamed or care about the consequences, know full well the devastation that can result: eating disorders, increased weight, emotional and mental health problems, physical health problems, passing it on to our children, to name a few.

Disasters and their environmental and health consequences know no bounds.

History suggests that the temptation to hide or destroy evidence is powerful, and the consequences, known as "process crimes," can proliferate quickly.

These clinical consequences, known as bone complications, also commonly referred to as skeletal related events (SREs), include pathologic fracture (PF), spinal cord compression (SCC), bone palliative radiotherapy (RAD), and bone surgery (BS).

As a consequence, known human and animal cases of PE were reexamined, and some cases thought to have been caused by E. oligarthrus were shown to have been caused by E. vogeli instead (32 ).

Well, the war party won, hands down — with, especially when it turned toward Iraq, the catastrophic consequences we know.

It indicates the practice ability to discern reality, to foresee consequences, to know the context.

The resulting consequences are known as the free consequences (Benferhat et al. (1997)).

None of this is of great consequence, I know.

The hydra head of AIDS rises with multi-consequences that know no frontiers.

As a consequence, we know that TPS leads to differentiation into AL.