Sentence examples for consequences not immediately from inspiring English sources

Cook, partnered for some of the time by Ravi Bopara, took his time over 214 eminently bankable runs for Essex – and, again, there were consequences not immediately evident.

Inevitably, these reforms will have political consequences, although they are not immediately predictable.

Mr. Baker held a press conference yesterday morning to warn of dire consequences if W. was not immediately installed in the executive suite.

"There will be consequences". A Senate Banking Committee spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a question about whether Smith would still appear at the Oct. 4 hearing.

In the appendix Frege observes that the consequences of Russell's paradox are not immediately clear.

It was not immediately clear what consequences a Defense Department review could carry.

Busch said in a statement Monday that Lisanti must "face the consequences of her behavior". He did not immediately respond to HuffPost's request for further comment.

He did not elaborate on what those consequences might be, and it was not immediately clear whether Russia can or will take concrete steps to block the impending oil bonanza.

Individuals who are not experiencing current problems may be less likely to actively consider the consequences of consulting because it is not immediately relevant to them and therefore they report less anticipated stigma [ 9].

As a consequence, the simulation results are normally not immediately comprehensible, and different software systems produce strongly differing results for the same set of input parameters.

The consequence was that the device did not immediately tend back toward the home position, but rather any further motion away from the center position was strongly damped, and then further perturbations could easily, but not necessarily, contribute to the force-feedback device being pushed back toward the center position.