Sentence examples for consequences which are from inspiring English sources

He now promises "consequences", which are to include regular updates about risky projects.

"It's a dry issue until you look at the consequences, which are lost jobs and lost retirements," Mr. Durkin said.

It goes too far, and people are afraid of the consequences which are detailed in the measure itself".

They are different sides of the same coin in their approach to the civil war and its consequences, which are still very much with us.

Her father is a very powerful local labor leader, so his protest generated consequences, which are in a sense the core of the story I'm telling.

Parties disputed the consequences, which are not always immediately obvious and take close study of council wards, the building blocks of the new seats.

Exposing management stupidity could have serious consequences, which is why job bloggers remain anonymous.

We're afraid of the consequences, which is why we haven't done that.

He persuaded Bush to go to the U.N. for its resolution warning Saddam of "serious consequences," which was wise.

It was his first experience of sustained intimacy, and it had its consequences, which weren't necessarily bad but were quite disruptive.

In the book "Truth and Consequences," which is being promoted by Ruth and Andrew Madoff, Elkin says Mark told her you were going to leave him.