Sentence examples for consequences no one from inspiring English sources
But these antibodies can appear and disappear with no consequences; no one knows why.
Nevertheless, there is no question that the continent is experiencing fundamental demographic and cultural changes whose long-term consequences no one can foresee.
A filing would have consequences no one has yet predicted -- any more than anyone has predicted the latest development in deregulation here, Mr. Rowe said.
When it turned out that the NSA had been bugging Angela Merkel's phone, with disastrous political consequences, no one could say what the point had been.
It depicts a world in which race doesn't seem to matter at all, except when, for reasons no one quite understands and with consequences no one can control, it matters a lot.
The natural world of these northern seas is so sensitive and so vulnerable that even a slightest breach in its structure can lead to consequences no one will be able to reverse," the 2007 report concluded.
A group of clearing and settlement experts is not expected to give the commission its analysis of the regulatory implications of different market arrangements until September.As a consequence, no one is sure what the future regulation of Europe's securities exchanges, clearing houses and central securities depositories will look like.
As a consequence, no one really knows what the world would be like if Track had persisted through the summer and fall.
As a consequence, no one can become a sociologist without having had a solid encyclopedic education, one that has no place for economics or social mathematics, but, on the contrary, emphasizes biology, the first science that deals with organized beings.
As a consequence, no one, and certainly not Nokia in 1998, predicted Samsung would rise to challenge Motorola for the No. 2 spot in the world among mobile phone makers by 2006.
As a consequence, no one can deny that more attention should be paid to both basal and prandial hyperglycemia in order to achieve optimal glycemic control.
