Sentence examples for consequences of pulling from inspiring English sources

"I don't think people in Britain understand the consequences of pulling out of Europe.

He knew the consequences of pulling the trigger the first time," juror Barrett Hutchinson told ABC News.

This is nearly as good as being a fighter, nearly as much fun as pulling the trigger, but you'll never have to deal with the consequences of pulling the trigger.

It is that efficiency that ultimately makes her such a good cop – she knows the consequences of pulling every thread and following every lead might be terrible, but she does so anyway.

People never really thought about the consequences of pulling out of Vietnam; it was all 'get out of Vietnam, get out of Vietnam,' and then millions of people died in the aftermath.

The circumstances, the very peculiarity of our group, had the potential to intensify the consequences of being pulled up by a disapproving official.

Some have complained about the "He, Thomas Cromwell, … " clarifications in Bring Up the Bodies (when only "he" was used in Wolf Hall), but they are also a consequence of this distancing, a way of pulling us back from easy involvement.

This is probably a consequence of effects pulling in different directions.

It seems in this case that the lift of the bCOM is not a consequence of a pulling action of the trailing arm, but it may be an inertia effect, because the vertical bCOM velocity is still relatively high at the beginning of double hand contact.

If the crow moved away from the hole in the process of pulling up the string it lost visual feedback about the consequences of its string-pulling actions.

The experiments show, with a high degree of repeatability, a premature failure of the structure, as a consequence of pull-in instability.