Sentence examples for consequences only from inspiring English sources

As a result, patients who were in failed trials may find out about the consequences only by chance.

Despite this history, Mayweather has suffered serious consequences only once, after an incident with Harris in 2010.

Schultz, like Shuster in the latter example, faced consequences only because he engaged in overt misogyny and failed to signal it covertly behind careful language.

She had declared her affection for his behind in a game of consequences only for precocious friend Julie to later post the declaration to Mitchell as a letter (or at least claim that she did).

When NATO first offered to open its doors to new recruits from Eastern Europe Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic Russia loudly threatened dire consequences, only to discover it had no veto over NATO decisions and had to back down.

The S.E.C. inquiry, which would have direct legal consequences only for companies with an American presence, is certain to make Hollywood studios that do business in China even more wary of possible missteps.

George Will once said, "Not only do ideas have consequences, but only ideas have large and lasting consequences".

"Elections have consequences, but only from now on".

The remaining fixtures against Estonia and Lithuania are of consequence only to statisticians.

The data was in the public domain and the impact was of consequence only for HMRC senior management.

As a consequence, only the two or three storms that form in this region are likely to produce tornadoes.