Sentence examples for consequences will continue from inspiring English sources

While SARS infections have ebbed across East Asia, the economic consequences will continue to be felt for months to come, according to business executives and economists.

Rupert Neate BAE Systems and EADS attempted to redraw Europe's industrial landscape in 2012 with an audacious but doomed merger, whose consequences will continue to play out in 2013.

But Claren also knows firsthand that if trans Mormons don't speak up, and if the church doesn't shift its views on LGBT members, the consequences will continue to be dire – and in some cases deadly.

PAGE A6 East Asia's SARS Woes While SARS infections have ebbed across East Asia, the economic consequences will continue to be felt for months to come, according to a number of business executives and economists.

2 Until we better understand how direct to consumer advertising modifies prescribing for particular drugs, debates about its positive and negative consequences will continue to be based on conjecture rather than strong evidence.

As a consequence, insurers will continue to push for technology innovations that reduce the amount of money they pay in claims, a figure that totaled more than $250 billion last year, according to the U.S. Treasury Department.

Choice: Keep it to myself Possible consequence: The problem will continue Possible consequence: The problem may go away on its own Possible consequence: It will continue to bother me.

"If we don't push home the idea that calling a child a witch will have grave consequences, then we will continue to have these kind of cases," said Ariyo.

It's all very well drawing a line in the sand, but if there is no coherent response on an international level and no plan in place to deliver immediate consequences, these events will continue.

If federal border policies are "always right" no matter what and the answer must always be to "work harder" to increase the scope and depth of those policies, in spite of inhuman consequences, our system will continue in an uphill race to possible collapse, Boxer-style.

As a consequence, such sentences will continue to be imposed, and only grievous examples of miscarriages of justice will pique people's conscience.