Sentence examples for consequences of success from inspiring English sources
If a hairdo can ever be a metaphor for the relaxing consequences of success and acceptance, hers would do perfectly.
Go for it, go for broke and then be big enough to accept the consequences of success or failure.
As the research fragmented, the morass of technical problems made any questions about the consequences of success seem distant, even silly.
So all we can do is work on the science, look for a chink in nature's defence, and let our writers – be they physicists or not – have fun with the scarcely imaginable consequences of success.
One of the consequences of success in the rural districts, however, has been to drive the Taliban into the city, where it is easier for them to go underground and wait for an opportunity to strike back.
Arguably, the consequences of failure would be even greater than the consequences of success: a U.S.-Israeli military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, a Sunni-Shiite conflict spreading out from Syria to the rest of the Middle East, and an increasingly isolated Israel intent on going it alone, quite possibly in the face of a third intifada.
While thrilled by the film's reach, however, McQueen has been thrown by the unintended consequence of success: at 44, he finds himself the new darling of Hollywood.
Since that lowpoint, rail safety and punctuality has improved and passenger use has rocketed, You could argue that overcrowding is a consequence of success as more and more people use a reliable service.
It was only then that the decision was made to launch legal proceedings in which "a necessary and obvious consequence of success... was that it would discredit the commissioner and his report".
The effect of social capital is often overestimated because contacts and centrality can be a consequence of success rather than its cause.
