Sentence examples for consequences played out from inspiring English sources

We saw the consequences played out before during the riots in the north-west 15 years ago, then articulated in the subsequent Cantle Report, then ignored.

Though most of the discussion, as elsewhere, focussed on island-wide risk factors and the overall management of the crisis, the authors did make reference to a social differentiation in how the short and medium-term consequences played out for different social groups.

Lauren: Watching TV with your daughter and learning what the "popular" shows are can provide a platform to give advice and critique to the scenarios and consequences played out on television.

The game of consequences plays out most chillingly for Dukakis.

How Trump came to win the presidency will be endlessly debated, especially if the consequences play out as feared.

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The stakes are raised, and escalating consequences play out.

That model was also the foundation of New Labour politics, whose consequences were played out in the election.

The consequences have played out in legal appeals: of the state's capital convictions since 1976, 32 percent were reversed or sent back for new hearings because of errors by lawyers, according to an investigation by The Philadelphia Inquirer last October.

The winds came, and the consequences were played out -- they all knew where the climate shelter was!

"The consequences are still played out with migrant deaths in the Mediterranean, refugees all over the region," he said.