Sentence examples for consequences which were from inspiring English sources
The terrible consequences which were to be feared from the immediate passage of a train on the down line were escaped almost by a miracle, since the train passed at places within a few centimètres of the express.
It was his first experience of sustained intimacy, and it had its consequences, which weren't necessarily bad but were quite disruptive.
Richard Aynes, dean of the University of Akron School of Law, takes a different view, proposing that the Citizenship Clause had "consequences which were unintended by the framers".
These, in turn, have biological consequences, which were our distal outcomes (HIV, STIs other than HIV and pregnancy).
These reviews identify a range of problem categories, including social and emotional consequences which were the largest domains identified, and which appear to persist many years after stroke [ 14].
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 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.
He persuaded Bush to go to the U.N. for its resolution warning Saddam of "serious consequences," which was wise.
