Sentence examples for consequences to the point from inspiring English sources

She wanted to leave, she wanted to lie alone, face-down on her bed and savour the vile piquancy of the moment, and go back down the lines of branching consequences to the point before the destruction began.

While he may prefer to look backwards, to the 60s, he has been consistently ahead of his time, especially on issues like police brutality and the War on Drugs (a 1980s news report in which he rambled at length about its future consequences was prescient to the point of being a bit eerie).

Free preparation: better than failing and suffering the consequences to your grade point average and student loan.

I rarely think of them as a consequence to the Charlie Hébdo attacks; at this point, they seem like their own thing.

The efficient excitation of higher order modes leads to intriguing consequences from the point of view of tuning near-field intensities and absorption spectra.

"I fear the state of Kansas will get to the point of severe consequences," she said.

"But I come back to the point that there will be consequences for people who choose to break the law".

To assess the functional consequences of the point mutations, pri-miRNAs and mutant versions of each miRNA were co-transfected with their corresponding siRNA (si) and miRNA (mi) targets (see Materials and Methods).

Mr. Spiro may be right, but aren't such unintended consequences beside the point?

In direct contrast, the phenotype in the model characterised here, with a greater impact on cones than on rods, is likely to be a direct consequence of the point mutation in GCAP1.

As a consequence, to change the constellation points positions does not compensate for the frequency nonlinear distortion induced by the amplifier.