Sentence examples for consequences so that from inspiring English sources

Mattia caused his: in grade school, he briefly abandoned his mentally disabled twin sister (with grievous consequences), so that, for once, he could play with other kids without having her in tow.

"And the reason we're doing this kind of facilitation right now is we want every member to understand all of the issues and all of the consequences, so that we can come together with consensus on a plan and move forward and proceed".

Similarly, he is clear throughout The Rebel that the metaphysical need that leads to Communism's terror and Gulag is universal: he describes it and its consequences so that we can better resist it in ourselves as well as others.

"My call to world leaders attending this conference is to ensure that rape is named a war crime with tough consequences so that no other vulnerable person is attacked the way we were during the war".

Lois decides to surrender and face the consequences so that the rest of the family won't have to, but as Joe attempts to detain her, he slips in the sewer and is almost swept off a nearby ledge.

A healthy democracy will reduce the need for protests and civil disobedience dramatically along with their consequences so that we all may go about our lives without "undue disruption".

It's now time to ask what kind of modern mythology we're creating around hope and at what consequence, so that we may start understanding that we have a choice as to how the dualism of expectation, and the interplay of hope and fear, impacts us personally and as a society.

"If I go out there every time and am not good, there's obviously going to be consequences from that, so that's nothing new".

A transdisciplinary approach for environmental health practice has emerged that engages the social sciences to paint a full picture of the consequences of contamination so that policy makers, regulators, public health officials, and other stakeholders can better ameliorate impacts and prevent future exposure.

What emerges from our commentary is a new transdisciplinary approach for environmental health practice that fully engages the social sciences to paint a full picture of the consequences of contamination so that policy makers, regulators, public health officials, and other stakeholders can better ameliorate impacts and prevent future exposure.

This is a crisis that is so vast, with needs so great, with potential consequences so dire, that no country can afford to stand on the sidelines.