Sentence examples for consequences of him from inspiring English sources

Farage has stood and lost in almost as many parliamentary contests as the Monster Raving Loony party, but the consequences of him losing at this time would have been incalculable.

To that end, what can you reveal about the consequences of him embracing those emotions and how that conflict will play out in the finale, without spoiling anything?

The president has had private conversations about both the possibility of firing Sessions and the possible consequences of him resigning, according to the Post, which also reported that some in Trump's close circle believe Trump's dissatisfaction is part of a broader desire to shut down the investigation into the administration's relationship to Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

Dropping Trump at this point will look bad; the consequences of keeping him around could be worse.

Critics charge Mr Obama with being a cerebral sort who hates schmoozing members of Congress, or as important making them fear the consequences of defying him.

While North's return to action brings to an end his most recent absence through concussion, the full consequences of allowing him to rejoin the match against Leicester are not yet known despite the outcome of the investigation.

That, I suppose, is the appalling thing: if I've got doubts about sticking by my new, hairy friend, I'm absolutely petrified of the consequences of shaving him off.

So what are his options and (more to the point) what are the consequences for him of making the right or the wrong call?

However, he acknowledged that the prosecutor did warn him, as Vorst and Kirk had previously, of the possible consequences to him and his wife of his testifying for the government.

"Jim Comey did what he did without any thought of the consequences for him personally, just like Felt," he added.

Pasteur was a scientist, not a physician, and he was well aware of the consequences for him if things were to go wrong.