Sentence examples for consequences that will follow from inspiring English sources

Traditional economics was clear enough as to the consequences that will follow if one or more of the prices in the system "gets stuck" at a disequilibrium level.

The Labour leader told MPs: "There will be some in this house who say that Britain should not contemplate action even when it is limited, because we do not know precisely the consequences that will follow.

A BBC spokesman said: "This approach is a sensible one as it means that all parties will be able to consider any changes to the current system with a clear understanding of the consequences that will follow – not least the potential impact on the services that the BBC is able to provide for its audiences".

"There will be some in this House who say Britain should not contemplate action, even when it is limited, because we do not know precisely the consequences that will follow.

TheDaily Mail warned that the Licensing Act 2003 would provoke "unbridled hedonism... with all the ghastly consequences that will follow".

Ms Chapman sent me a troubling email that summarizes where DSM-5 has gone wrong and the many harmful consequences that will follow.

Indeed, a better understanding of IT pre-implementation phases and its consequences for the chain of events that will follow the go-live appears to be necessary [ 29].

Naturally, this is illegal and known as destroying property, so be prepared for the consequences and the absolute rotten, stinking karma that will follow you.

Asked about the potential consequences of a decision by the UK to leave the EU, Viñals, said: "The uncertainty that will follow a leave vote is going to be protracted.

It is a cost-effectiveness analysis that will follow multiple endpoints (described below), also referred to as a cost-consequences analysis.

DUI and DWI's carry major consequences that will forever follow you; it's just not worth the risk.