Sentence examples for consequences not only from inspiring English sources

The case has real-world consequences not only for journalists but for all Americans.

Such effects have important negative consequences, not only for the people concerned but also for the research process itself.

"And this will have consequences not only for the families and for Syria, but also for the subregion".

In an unexpected twist, the consequences not only change his life but also revolutionise the male-oriented comic strip itself.

Their actions could have disastrous consequences, not only for the climate but also for the global economy.

It will have consequences not only for Sudan, but also for sub-Saharan Africa and the world.

Without getting preachy, Lupica establishes a strong moral compass so that when Hutch acts impulsively there are serious consequences not only for himself but also for his team.

The outcome of the case could have wide and enduring consequences – not only for Ipsa, but for all public authorities, the court heard.

Brexit would be a massive mistake for Britain, with disastrous consequences not only for the UK but also for other countries such as Ireland.

Placing juveniles in adult facilities has devastating consequences not only for the youth but also for the communities from which they came.

The new process has enormous consequences not only for the lives of the applicants but, its backers hope, also for the entire health care system.