Sentence examples for consequences to get from inspiring English sources
Players are apparently willing to do anything, try anything, risk unknowable consequences, to get to this level of success.
Others heed the voice that says, "Back off," echoing those who say kids need to experience natural consequences to get motivated--even if it means poor grades.
Mountaintop removal mining is a capital-intensive operation that relies on huge machines, high-powered explosives and a complete disregard for environmental consequences to get at coal seams buried under the Appalachian mountains.
Lamounier declared he was not surprised that things turned out the way they did as, in his words, "with what I knew of them, I think it's quite normal that one brother should betray another in that family, they don't measure the consequences to get what they want.
Are there serious consequences to getting caught?
Although the students aren't graded on the outcome of their experiments, there are many negative consequences to getting the "wrong" result.
Neither he nor anyone else has explained why there should be any subjective consequences to getting in a car, or why we maintain a lifelong talent for riding a bicycle while even experienced sailors struggle at sea after months on land.
They can be very stressful decisions, and this sliding puzzle sometimes comes with grave consequences to getting the job done.
Mr. Amash echoes that sense of crisis: "Hopefully, a lot of people who have been recently elected understand the dire consequences of failing to get our fiscal house in order.
One woman who declined to be filmed admitted that she had voted to leave the European Union last week, but was now concerned about the economic consequences and wanted to get Irish passports for her family.
Britain is suffering an epidemic of sleeplessness, according to a book that takes a forensic look at the physical and mental consequences of failing to get a good night's rest.
