The phrase "consequences to us" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the potential negative outcomes that can happen to a group or individual as a result of an action or decision. For example, "If we don't take action to fix the problem, there could be serious consequences to us."
"If we had not exceeded legal and engineering requirements in monitoring this construction project, the consequences to us and to the public could have been catastrophic," Mr. Levine wrote.
The ethical question doesn't center on whether or not these AI actually have feelings or rights or anything like that — but rather, what are the consequences to us as the humans who keep them?
Wolters noted the politicized atmosphere of his student days, stating, "My academic freedom began, one might say, to the sound of drums: the Hitler Putsch and its consequences to us students, most of whom were in agreement with it".
Already half of the new ISDS cases filed in recent years seek to enforce corporate rights to mine, extract gas and oil, and generate energy no matter the consequences to us and our environment.
"It is of no consequence to us, and we plan to stand very, very strongly against the handful of mean-spirited dissidents who have refused to recognize that at every single turn of the process, they have been whupped," Ms. Buchanan said, signaling that conflict within the party was likely to endure.
Is this loss a consequence to us not playing regular matches and getting that court time?
(As we are concerned in this review with the extraction of lattice parameters from more or less 2D-periodic images of "unknown materials", this disablement is of no further consequence to us).
Kaplan's point is that it is of no practical consequence to us whether we have Gettier-proof justified true belief i.e., knowledge rather than just justified true belief, and hence there is no specific reason to value knowledge over justified true belief.
Somalia is not a distant place on the Horn of Africa, nor is the suffering of the Somali people of no consequence to us.
The point is, because ocean events may seem to occur in a part of the world that is of no consequence to us, or another nation claims some obscure indigenous right to slaughter the life there, it doesn't mean that our values and lives are safe from the impact.
Those same officials allowed our financial institutions and oil drillers and miners and others to take huge risks in search of profits and personal gain without regard to the consequences to all of us when those gambles crapped out.
