Sentence examples for consequences of buying from inspiring English sources

The consequences of buying more bonds are uncertain.

What are the consequences of buying a legally zoned two-family home that actually has three apartments?

The trouble is that "from the way it is publicly discussed, you would think that this gigantic jolt to the status quo had all the consequences of buying a new car".

Pierre Sprey, chief designer on the F-16 fighter noted the ruinous consequences of buying stealth aircraft at hundreds of millions of dollars a copy.

After considering all of the expenses and potential consequences of buying a home, does renting really seem all that bad?

Rather, the Court looked to the purpose of the provisions, and the consequences of buying the challengers' argument.

Many deals in other sectors look ropy, a consequence of buying poor assets.

And we know that Apple has been successful not just in monetary terms but in marketing terms because as a consequence of buying the iPod or iPhone, consumer behavior has substantially altered.

Fed officials have said they expect stronger growth next year, and they have expressed growing misgivings about the potential consequences of bond-buying.

As a consequence, I got in the habit of buying everything that was remotely interesting.

By calling the consequence of not buying health insurance a "penalty" and refusing the label of "tax" -- which it gave to other parts of the same statute -- Congress did indeed communicate that the relevant provision was not subject to the Anti-Injunction Act.