Sentence examples for consequences that some from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe that necessarily means you get the dire consequences that some people see in America.
He therefore has no time for the consequences that some attach to the idea of young William as a fervent adherent of the old faith.
He said that at Rutgers, where he previously taught, there had been "none of the bad consequences that some have predicted from unionization".
In fact, climate scientists are so worried that we're going to fail to prevent catastrophic consequences that some are studying how we can hack the climate, also known as "geoengineering".
This orders Saddam to co-operate fully with Mr Blix and his team or face the "serious consequences" that some 250,000 troops massing in the Gulf region threaten.
In the case of climate change, there are skeptics who argue that it is not certain that the influence of human activity on climate will have the dire consequences that some experts have projected.
China's ascent into "superpowerdom," while remarkable has generated severe environmental consequences that pose some of the most serious security threats to China, the Asia-Pacific region, and the globe.
And once more there are unexpected consequences that are catching some Long Island communities by surprise.
Could social media censoring of hate speech lead to unintended consequences, that unintentionally harm some groups or individuals over others?
The definition does have some consequences that do not accord with the ordinary notion.
As the reader who works through the remainder of this essay will discover, the simplest quantified modal logic has numerous consequences that seem incompatible in some way or another with actualism.
