Sentence examples for consequences to pay from inspiring English sources

As the United States debut approaches, the network and the "Skins" creative team realize that whether this version is too risqué or too tame, or even if it gets its balance just right, there will be consequences to pay.

Or maybe he was headed to the biggest meeting of his year and if he missed that train there would be consequences to pay.

"If people go there [to the Middle East], there's a consequence to pay, regardless of whether they're fighting for the right side or the wrong side.

It takes an arrogant sense of entitlement to deny all Americans the potential million barrels a day from the wildlife preserve, while at the same time becoming indignant when Congressional leaders from other parts of the country, as a consequence, refuse to pay more of our home heating oil bills.

No job on the line, no consequences, no price to pay for a bad decision.

Liechtenstein refused the demands and put out a warrant for Kieber's arrest, but LGT took a softer approach it managed to make contact with Kieber and coax him back to the country to face the legal consequences by offering to pay for his legal counsel and his apartment in Liechtenstein.

I suppose it has to: There are bigger consequences -- bills to pay, mouths to feed.

Back then, there were consequences to be paid for false reporting.

The corollary, though, is that there may be consequences to be paid post-publication.

Tax consequence: he has to pay about $320k in taxes on the $1 million of company profits used to fund his vacation (less if he owns a home or has other deductions).

But, if we don't want to be subject again to devastating events in the markets and their even more devastating political consequences, we will need to pay close attention.