Sentence examples for consequences that make us from inspiring English sources
This is a fascinating story of lives stripped bare, of human puniness within vast, hostile landscapes, and of the hundred small decisions and their consequences that make us what we are.
The series starts by showing a flash forward to a consequence that makes us wonder how this split desire will play out.
International migration presents the human face of globalization, with consequences that make headlines throughout the world.
Those reactions, he says, may have unexpected consequences that make conventional regulation of individual pollutants unpredictable and even counterproductive.
An open warrant can not only lead to jail time but also to a slew of criminal consequences that make non-citizens susceptible to deportation.
However, on their own they not only don't go far enough but, like Shrek's bargain, could have unintended consequences that make things worse.
But it was the first time she reported such abuse and there were consequences — significant consequences that make hers "a rare and important case," said Chase Strangio, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union.
The father dies suddenly, and when Edward sets out to restore the looted accounts, inevitably one client uncovers the manipulations, with social and legal consequences that make this play an intellectual thriller.
"Chemical defences, like poisons, are great for defending yourself against predators, but there may be unforeseen consequences that make you much more likely to go extinct", explained Dr Arbuckle.
