Sentence examples for consequences so too from inspiring English sources

"But just as the unleashing of nuclear weapons had unforeseen consequences, so, too, would the weaponization of space". Surveillance and reconnaissance satellites are a crucial component of space superiority.

If elections have consequences, so, too, do words.

If elections have consequences, so, too, do words, and when the president's top national security advisor issues such a hostile statement menacing another nation, it's not just another Twitterstorm.

As remarked in Section 5.3 above, the purpose of the arguments from properties, causes, and effects has been widely misunderstood in both the historical and philosophical literature, and as a consequence, so too the relation of these to the example of the revolving globes in the final paragraph.

The asbestos regulations changed over time and, as a consequence, so too did the inclusion criteria for the GB Asbestos Survey.

Second, though my feelings of stress are real -- I have a business to run and children to raise, and responsibilities that have consequences -- so, too, are the tools I have to deal with them.

In other words, just as isolation can be both cause and consequence of problems, so too, connectedness can spark a virtuous cycle of solutions.

Ike and Sandy demonstrated the devastating consequences of water, and so, too, have other hurricanes since.

Individuality can have negative consequences to be sure, but so, too, can a "nurturing community".

The consequences of failing to increase the debt ceiling are real, but so too are the consequences of allowing our spending problem to go unresolved.

The consequences of failing to increase the debt ceiling are real, but so, too, are the consequences of allowing our spending problem to go unresolved".