Sentence examples for consequences starting from inspiring English sources

Next Thursday's vote will have consequences, starting with a shift in the balance of power within the coalition.

But even while lower oil prices stimulate economies of consuming countries, a protracted decline carries many unanticipated consequences — starting with the economic weakness in developing countries that buy increasing amounts of goods from the United States and others in the industrialized world.

The consequences started to become clear in August when the hackers released the home addresses, cellphone numbers and personal email addresses of Democratic House members.

Sadly, it may be only when its tragic consequences start to deal humanity serious blows that we will adopt the kind of mitigating measures Schumacher and many others have long called for.

The soon you make the decision, that means that consequences start happening, right?

As a consequence, starting PLR from the semi-recumbent posture is more sensitive than starting from the horizontal posture to detect fluid responsiveness [ 36], so that this method should be considered as a standard.

I don't think we should look at this as an R and D situation, but having lived through this during the Bush presidency, the core of your support when you're going to make a decision of this consequence starts in your party.

If the analysis of logical consequence starts with a definition of proof in terms of simple inference rules, then it seems like an attractive possibility to take these inference principles as basic as definitions of the terms involved.

But perhaps the consequences are starting to sink in.

In the health post, a couple of bare rooms with a broken computer, the consequences are starting to show.

We have seen the devastating consequences of starting two wars in the Middle East, and I am hopeful that Congress will learn from our past mistakes.