Sentence examples for consequences of not going from inspiring English sources

On the phone on Sunday, he explained to me that a few of them urged attendance at religious events in ways that could make a cadet worry about the social and professional consequences of not going.

It was fun to read "Roth Plot II" (column, Dec. 20), especially because William Safire's nightmarish fantasy about the consequences of not going to war with Saddam Hussein makes light reading compared with the nightmarish reality of Iraq after the toppling of its leader.

When you have 2 more sleeps in the daytime, mummy is working very hard to get everything done so that I can get home for us to have fun before bath time, story time and bedtime.' Tell your children about the consequences of you not going to work.

The significant association among mothers with a high educational level could reflect stronger adverse consequences of family building not going to plan in more educated milieux.

The epistemic/psychological interpretation of these formulations of formal consequences has not gone uncontested; arguably, they are equally compatible with a semantic interpretation emphasizing the signification of sentences (Read 2010, 178).

"I think that before going off with a girl, we have to think of the consequences and not go down that road just because the others do".

That there aren't a dozen or more other forces working at cross-purposes here, and that the law of unintended consequences isn't going to blow things way off course.

The point was of no consequence, and Kyrgios was not going to do anything with that ball if he managed to get to it.

"The difference of a putt going in and not going in and the consequences of that are amazing, and no more so than in that one second.

Jail is a necessity sometimes, and I'm certainly a believer that you should suffer the consequences of your actions, but jail alone is not going to do that.

What are the consequences of a 28-year-old saying, I'm not going to get insurance?