Sentence examples for consequences to be seen from inspiring English sources
7– 10 There is evidence that the lung cancer mortality rate is rising steadily in China, 11 but the substantial increases in cigarette smoking among Chinese men are, however, as yet too recent for the full eventual health consequences to be seen with respect to cancer and other diseases.
At a time when Google should have stuck by its own policies and commitment to freedom of expression, the company caved and the potential for far-reaching consequences remains to be seen.
Further consequences remain to be seen, as plant operators are still struggling to bring the reactors to a complete shutdown and contain radioactive material, but alarms are already being raised about high radiation levels at elementary schools dozens of miles away.
Hence, its consequences have to be seen from a public health perspective.
The consequences are still to be seen.
In Greece, the consequences still remain to be seen.
The psychological consequences, I said, remained to be seen.
Three of those patients have been seen by a cardiologist, who found no adverse consequences; two have appointments to be seen, and one has not been reached, she said.
