Sentence examples for consequences will grow from inspiring English sources
"The consequences will grow worse each day if we do not act".
Not only is it a moral imperative to preserve our environment, but a fiscal one, given that the economic consequences will grow increasingly severe as super-storms become the norm.
Remillard and Geist (2002) conjecture, "as they learn to examine various responses [to teachers] in light of possible consequences, facilitators will grow increasingly aware of the range of navigational choices available to them and of the connection between those choices and what participants may be learning over time" (pg. 30).
As a consequence, the city's unfunded pension obligations probably will grow to around $15 billion over the next four years.
But it will grow there as well, with political consequences.
Yet many will grow old long before they grow rich enough to care for a growing army of grey heads.Where have all the babies gone Caring for granny will be the most obvious consequence of an ageing planet.
And opposition will grow.
