Sentence examples for consequences so far from inspiring English sources

The consequences so far are modest, but they will increase if Wallace and Evans keep up the pace.

A Cabinet minister also said to me recently that the simultaneous political and economic crises are bound to have tumultuous consequences, so far ill defined.

Although in a BBC interview William Patey – a former British ambassador in Riyadh – charitably described Nimr's killing as a Saudi "miscalculation", the consequences so far have been totally predictable.

I suspect I am regarded as very suspect by serious Israel-baiters, certainly beyond redemption among my many friends who want to have Bush 'n' Blair tried as war criminals for invading Iraq with such dire consequences (so far).

In contrast to established prognostic factors such as TNM and grading, the histological subtype has no therapeutical consequences so far, although it may reflect different biological behavior.

This time nobody even wants to take a guess as to a new date.Mr Wowereit drew one consequence so far.

In partial consequence, so far the ICO has been cautious about wading in to the SpinVox affair.

As a consequence, so far NIV has been used as a first-line therapy in only 25 40 % of immunocompromised patients admitted to ICU for acute respiratory failure [1, 8 10].

In a way, on the Chinese embargo, the EU has achieved the miracle of both: it has been cacophonous about the justification and the likely consequences, but so far harmonious about the actual plan to remove the embargo.

He promises that North Korea's treaty-breaking will have consequences, but so far these have consisted mostly of ineffectual scolding.The conservative critique of Mr Obama is that he is Jimmy Carter redux: a woolly idealist who thinks he can sweet-talk bad guys into behaving.

But I do think there should be consequences, and so far, there have been exactly zero.