Sentence examples for consequences that they from inspiring English sources

Do universities want to make clear that their research activities have consequences – that they matter?

As a result, tighter lending standards have not had the dramatic consequences that they have had in the residential sector.

"Any action against Syria will have huge consequences that they [foreign countries] can never tolerate," he said.

Pentagon officials say the strategy is irreversible, but they acknowledge that it has worrisome consequences that they have only begun to try to assess.

Avoiding any immediate retaliatory actions, Prime Minister Georges Pompidou's office issued a statement of "protest against these new discriminatory measures" and a "warning of consequences that they might ring".

Mr. Tempelsman said the cold war was over in Africa too, and leaders realized that old backers were gone and that the decisions made by African leaders would have consequences that they would have to deal with themselves.

If governments are to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences of that, they need to start their reforms now when the social model still stands a chance of being preserved.

They are loyalists to each other even as they struggle with their own sense of burgeoning identity and the choices (and consequences) that arise as they grapple with the awareness of their feminine power.

Oligodendrocytes synthesize a large amount of proteins during myelination and as a consequence of that, they are highly sensitive to the disruption of the secretory pathway and ER homeostasis.

This perverse effect shouldn't be too surprising: unless they are carefully designed, medical policies often have side consequences that worsen the problems they supposedly address.

Since climate change affects the raw materials we buy, we are affected by it and if we don't prevent the consequences that have been predicted, they will have a real impact for our business".