Sentence examples for consequences we know from inspiring English sources
Well, the war party won, hands down — with, especially when it turned toward Iraq, the catastrophic consequences we know.
Most research ties such responses to impulses we find tough to resist — like eating a piece of cake whose caloric consequences we know are bad — or a simple blindness to the future.
Play by the Rules or Live With the Consequences We know you were too busy forgetting to send in your child's health forms to skim the informational packet we sent months ago, but just as a reminder, edible care packages are not allowed.
And as a consequence we know that we are bound to pay people, to some extent, regardless of the performance of the bank".
As a consequence, we know that there is a random, complex-valued Gaussian measure (dmathbb {Z}) on the circle which allows for describing z as a stochastic integral: mathbf{z}(x) = int_{mathbb {S}^{1}} e^{i R u cdot x },dmathbb{Z} u).
As a consequence, we know that TPS leads to differentiation into AL.
3 As a consequence, we know little about how the range of potential explanations for frequent consultation identified in quantitative studies (such as the impact of multiple long-term illness, the ability to self-manage and seeing the GP as a social resource) combine and interact to influence consulting frequency.
"These emissions have very real human consequences, and we know that the additional pollution can be removed quickly and easily".
"Having as a party agreed to include this policy in our manifesto, I followed through on that in the way that every other Liberal Democrat MP did, and with all the consequences that we know about".
Elections have consequences so we know something about which one they'll be getting in the near future.
But research shows that cannabis use can have significant consequences, and we know that among adolescents it is second only to alcohol in rates of misuse".
