Sentence examples for consequences to sell from inspiring English sources

I reject the contemporary culture of confession, which is used, regardless of the consequences, to sell television shows, books, and magazines.

But there were also physical consequences – she had to sell her furniture to pay for food, becoming so weak from malnutrition that her hair started to fall out, and she developed spondylosis.

An unintended negative consequence of the decision to sell arms to Iran was its impact on the U.S. economy.

Deep, deep down I realise that the struggle is quite eternal, and that to evade the consequences of the struggle is to sell the soul".

Once recognized, they may not be widely reported by breeders because of image damage and the financial consequences of not being able to sell potentially valuable stock.

As a consequence, Zell may be forced to sell Tribune properties or take on partners to reduce debt.

"Some of the rally was a function of speculative demand by short-term-oriented institutional traders," he said, adding that the consequence would be for them to sell, take profits and move on to other instruments.

That would have big consequences for those who have stuff to sell and who still view television ads as the best way to do it — and equally big consequences for traditional television's gatekeepers.

Councils in England have been sending up emergency flares for more than a year, trying to alert the government to their inability to build enough new homes to replace the ones they have been forced to sell, with predictable consequences.

These misconceptions have an important practical consequence: they make free trade difficult to sell politically.

The state needs to clean its banks up in order to sell them off.As a consequence, its funds have gone not to the banks in direst need, but to those most ready for the showroom.