Sentence examples for consequences linger from inspiring English sources
Many people were uneasy and the consequences linger on.
This brilliant book, refurbished and updated since its original publication eight years ago, is proper history, in which events begin long before they actually happen, and consequences linger.
As time goes by, and the shooting drifts into the past, however, the consequences linger; not every shooter has come to justice.
And then he drove around another corner, where the signs were gone, but the law, and its consequences, lingered.
But the film cares not an ounce for those consequences, lingering instead on the torturers' feelings about their crimes.
But one social consequence lingers when talk among friends at home turns to holidays and business travel.
"It can shake their confidence and if you aren't careful, the consequences can linger.
A candidate for this year's prize in Hebrew literature described the unfolding events as a "needless and shameful battering" — one whose consequences will linger.
1979: The loss of a key US ally, the exposure of the extent of the Shah's violation of his citizens' rights, and perceived US weakness in the hostage-taking and subsequent rescue attempt – plus the installation of an inward-looking, radical government sustained by anti-Americanism – has consequences that linger to this day.
