Sentence examples for could have consequence from inspiring English sources

"The people I talked to felt that it was quite clear that the wrong answer could have consequence," Magwood said.

After warning that Russia's decision to shelter Mr. Snowden, at least temporarily, could have "consequence" for the Obama administration's relations with the Kremlin, Mr. Kerry softened his tone and stressed that the United States was not looking for a confrontation.

This could have consequences for the coalition.

That, too, could have consequences.

It's a conversation that could have consequences.

He has since apologised but the outburst could have consequences.

And that, said Macintyre, could have consequences after the election.

But Brexit could have consequences for the bins.

But the activities, while legal, could have consequences for consumers.

Even stray remarks about suicide could have consequences.

Nikos Theodosopoulos, an analyst at UBS, said Cisco's move could have consequences.