Sentence examples for consequences not really from inspiring English sources
Is a tiny group of ideologues using undue power to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries, create an empire, trash international law and damn the consequences?Not really.
As a consequence, we do not really know how MSA methods fare with respect to phylogenetic reconstruction and, assuming the current structural benchmarks reflect well enough the evolutionary relation among proteins, we do not really know if this analysis can be safely extrapolated to ncRNAs.
Massaging someone's ego disguised in the form of advice can be hazardous and can have grave consequences, especially if you're not really thinking through the consequences of the agreement.
However my obsession stems from a long love and association with Egypt and the presence of way too many friends who have jumped into the chaos not really knowing what consequences their actions might have for themselves or their friends and families.
Perpetrators are not really afraid of the consequences of a charge of domestic violence -- and why should they be?
As a consequence, when my period began, I was not really sure what was happening.
First, the question of whether methylation changes are mostly a consequence of altered transcription or vice versa is not really solved.
If you're not really sick, drinking medicine can have consequences!
Image transformation is also particularly helpful with intrusions that represent images of things that did not really happen during the trauma (usually anticipated bad consequences of the trauma).
But it is judged to be not really good in view of the intolerable consequence of consuming it.
