Sentence examples for consequences then from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't whistle or take any consequences, then I think it's OK".

If economic centralization has unintended consequences, then you need political centralization to clean up the mess.

It is from this proposition that the moral consequences then flow.

If populists take a complex situation, offer a simple answer and warn any dissenters of gruesome consequences, then the free-traders are guilty of populism too.

If you believe that you can disprove it any other way, by describing its origins or by describing its consequences, then you do not believe in reason".

"Our argument back was, if you have an event beyond their control with systemwide consequences, then you have the ability to lend on a generally available basis.

He cited the example of a driver who reads a book on an open stretch of highway with little consequence, then decides he's capable of reading the newspaper in rush-hour traffic.

If you believe Wednesday night's game is just an early-season matchup of little consequence, then you have not been through the torrent of emotion the Nets endured in their six-game playoff series six months ago.

But if it seems of so little consequence, then it will make scant difference to them to rectify the situation, and join the rest of us in the 21st century.

The victim is perceived first as a person of consequence, then suddenly as an inert body subject to the laws of physics: authority is debunked by gravity, mind by matter; man is degraded to a mechanism.

As a consequence, Then for all.