Sentence examples for consequences last from inspiring English sources

If you look at financial crises, their consequences last for a long time.

European debtor nations might see in this story a cautionary tale: the painful consequences last for a long, long time.

"If babies are exposed in the womb or shortly after birth to chemicals that interfere with brain development, the consequences last a lifetime".

According to six people in Pakistan and Yemen who have lost their brothers, sons and grandparents to drone strikes, the strike lasts a moment and the consequences last a lifetime.

THERE were consequences last June after a champion high school wrestler froze an egg, stuffed it into a homemade gun called a potato launcher and shot it, shattering windows on both sides of a passing school bus and spraying glass into a student's eye and body.

When we lose our response ability, we rush into decisions whose consequences last generations.

I'll take the consequences tomorrow".

Print money today, fret about the consequences tomorrow.

We are still living with the consequences today.

"He said some terrible things about Jews," Baines said, "which in turn had terrible consequences four centuries later.

Re "Wavering Favre Must Consider the Consequences," May 12: It is time for Brett Favre to pack it in.