Sentence examples for consequences opening from inspiring English sources

Here, opening a lock is an action, with direct consequences; opening a suitcase is not an action, it is an indirect effect.

"People are losing their jobs and abandoning old habits," she said, and, in consequence, "opening themselves up to areas they haven't explored".

Total grosses represent the fourth worst weekend from the past 52, and the worst since the weekend before the arrival of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in mid-December, when almost nothing of any consequence opened.

In our population one quarter of those who fell had important consequences (open wound; hip fracture; other fracture; cerebral hemorrhage; or transfer to hospital).

Where the answer was one or more, they were then asked to state whether any falls had had any of the following consequences: open wound; hip fracture; other fracture; cerebral hemorrhage; or transfer to hospital.

However, suppliers are probably worried about the consequences of opening the door to supplier liability by even an inch.

The groups claimed the bureau had not sufficiently weighed the environmental consequences of opening parts of the Swell for drilling.

A defense lawyer, Kleon C. Andreadis, stood and told the judge he had told Mr. Sakai the consequences of opening himself to cross-examination.

"Kill Them All" and "Lamb of God," two of the stronger films in the Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual LATINBEAT series, which began Friday, explore the consequences of opening cans of worms.

But, of course, with any door you have to ask about the consequences of opening it and who holds the keys.

Earlier, Mr Duckenfield said it was "one of the biggest regrets of his life" that he did not consider the consequences of opening the gate.