Sentence examples for consequences of voting from inspiring English sources

Some Democrats feared the consequences of voting no.

It is only following the poll that the consequences of voting can be analysed.

No responsible Greek lawmaker could have ignored the terrible consequences of voting no.

The presidential candidates have told us many times that this election is vitally important and have stressed the dire consequences of voting for the other guy.

However, other Labour sources said they think the final number will be much lower than this as MPs worry about the consequences of voting with Cameron.

Because people think the prime minister cried wolf over Iraq, WMD and all that, they are disinclined to believe his dire warnings of the consequences of voting "No" over Europe.

But beneath the uproar was resigned acceptance from most investors, who seemed to find the terms and conduct unpalatable but the consequence of voting the deal down even more dire.

Finally, the Florida Supreme Court has also fundamentally changed the meaning and legal consequences of vote certification.

I can imagine a number of unhappy consequences of Scotland voting for independence in September.

An Aberdeen spokesman told BBC Scotland: "The consequences of not voting no would be overwhelming from a supporters' perspective.

In part, this is because perceptions of candidates are more a consequence than a cause of voting.