Sentence examples for consequences tend from inspiring English sources

But 9/11 and its consequences tend to undermine and vitiate the force of Ai's revelations.

The unintended consequences tend to be severe, including further civilian casualties, as we saw all too clearly in Iraq.

Its physical consequences tend to be gradual and compound: swarming in the stomach's pit, the tell-tale prickle of the skin.

Hate speech tends to be prosecuted as a grievous violation, but arguments that can have far more hateful consequences tend to be protected as a freedom.

But once a concept becomes an article of faith, important questions and consequences tend to go overlooked.

In the case of individual responsibility, these consequences tend to be positive and include the reinforcement of norms associated with moral agency.

The author found that residents who felt unsafe staying where they were (perceived consequences) during a storm tended to leave, and those who felt safe (no perceived consequences) tended to stay.

Another effect would be the poor results children with AIDS obtain at school because they frequently miss school and, as a consequence, tend to repeat classes.

As a consequence rail has lost share in the higher value, time sensitive flows (which are governed by imperatives the rail sector has had difficulty accommodating) that have emerged and as a consequence tended to focus on the less demanding block train model for inter-modal and bulk commodity flows.

The consequences, however, tend to be visible.

She also attacked utilitarian theories, which see goodness as a matter of actions' consequences, and tend to equate the badness of failing to prevent an evil outcome with perpetrating it.