Sentence examples for consequences to its from inspiring English sources
Authors of the report said although the governments decision to take on additional risk in further supporting banks has consequences to its balance sheet and triple-A credit rating, it is not alone other developed countries are also shouldering the burden of bailing out companies and the costs associated with such moves.
But the central bank warned that if Parliament failed to pass the measure, "Laiki will default immediately, causing major consequences to its employees and its clients".
The Jerusalem Post, a center-right newspaper, said Wednesday in an editorial, "Yes, it is essential the Islamic government in Turkey know that there are consequences to its unbridled derision of Israel, but the public humiliation of a diplomat shifts the onus from Turkey's bad behavior to Ayalon's boorish performance".
There are consequences to its experiments.
There are, Al Golin might agree, consequences to its abuse.
Offend a large group of believers, and a company may face similar consequences to its bottom line.
In our experiments A. digitata exposed a greater surface to the glow, which led in consequence to its faster heating up as compared to A. gregorii.
EarthLink EarthLink Hunts Customers For EarthLink, publicly acknowledging the annoyance of pop-up advertising is almost of no consequence to its business.
The reason the NSA was allowed to collect millions of phone records in bulk (and share it with agencies like the FBI) was the ruling that metadata is anonymous, and thus can be stored on servers without consequence to its owners until a suspect pops up.
These results confirm previous structural-function studies which suggest the central hydrophobic domain to be necessary for ER targeting, while the N- or C-terminal domain being of no consequence to its membrane localization [6], [20], [21].
The use of bytecode is often an implementation detail of a specific programming language, with no directly visible consequence to its users.
