Sentence examples for consequences often from inspiring English sources

The work is dangerous, its health consequences often disastrous.

Elections do have consequences — often ones not intended by voters.

Trains are derailed and serious consequences often occur.

There are consequences, often powerful consequences, to turning one's back on reality.

Although fatal consequences often attend an ordeal, its purpose is not punitive.

Both maverick and martyr raise the same flag, while true motives and consequences often remain deeply private and unique.

For stroke sufferers, damage to speech can be a common and debilitating consequence, often requiring long periods of therapy.

Increased monitoring and visits by law enforcement officers is another consequence often faced by Muslim communities in the wake of a terror attack.

It does not support its poor children in proper schools and colleges (and, as an indirect consequence, often ends by locking them up).

There is, in consequence, often a subtle disjunction between Lincoln's content and his codas, as James Oakes puts it in his fine new account of Lincoln's friendship with Frederick Douglass, "The Radical and the Republican".

With rape, women are not only deeply traumatized, they are dishonored by their communities and as a consequence often rejected by their own families and by society.