Sentence examples for consequences to follow from inspiring English sources
"They have managed to tip one government over and it won't be surprising if there are more consequences to follow".
Clearly, comparisons of the Ashura protests to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, projecting a cascade of monumental consequences to follow, are fanciful.
And it looks to me as though at this stage of the game, the statute has committed the determination of the issues that you raise and the consequences to follow from them to the Congress.
"It looks to me as though at this stage of the game, the statute has committed the determination of the issues that you raise and the consequences to follow from them to the Congress," Justice Souter told Mr. Olson.
UK Independence Party candidate Bob Smith said: "This is a problem that will not go away but it needs to be dealt with and for consequences to follow.
The second consequence to follow from Wolff's view of sensual knowledge is that mathematical knowledge of the material world is sufficient to establish that the world is a plurality of co-existing bodies and that each individual body is a composite of parts.
Also, highly neural recurrent structures such as the hippocampus [56], [57], the prefrontal [58], [59] and the orbitofrontal [60], [61] cortex seem to perform associative prediction that would reflect outcome expectancies, providing thus, an internal representation of the consequences likely to follow a particular act.
Worse consequences were to follow.
What consequences seem to follow from grand strategies of different types?
I share Jonathan Freedland's concern about the danger of an attack by Israel on Iran's nuclear facilities, and the catastrophic consequences likely to follow.
