Sentence examples for consequences that unfold from inspiring English sources
It has long-lasting consequences that unfold with sickening predictability.
Frank Rich's reconstruction of events in 2002 ("Karl and Scooter's Excellent Adventure," column, Oct. 23) illustrates how the president and his men are tacticians suited to the quick action of domestic political knife fighting, rather than patient strategists with the vision to conduct long-term struggles with needs and consequences that can unfold globally over years or even decades.
A failure to do so may result in the devastating consequences that are about to unfold between the European Union and the United Kingdom.
The dangerous events unfolding this week in Jerusalem are reminiscent of Ariel Sharon's "storming" of the al-Aqsa sanctuary in September 2000 and the consequences that followed are likely to be equally as volatile this time.
We are just seeing that unfold now.
Moreover, the informed consent process ought to unfold as a discussion between patient and clinician in such a way that the clinician brings to light possible consequences that might otherwise not appear salient to the patient.
I enjoy seeing that unfold, says Pirojsha.
If the West will not take a positive step at this time, then they will be responsible for the situation that unfolds in Syria, and the consequences of that will be felt across the world".
How do you see that unfolding?
And we'll see how that unfolds".
