Sentence examples for deeper consequence from inspiring English sources

Nor is the reader informed of that action's deeper consequence for the boy's life, or the life of his family.

Despite all the activity, scientists agree that they are mostly in the dark about the deeper consequences of these conjectures.

Alexander will describe the Iraq war as having "greater and deeper consequences than the invasion of Suez".

No text in our time has had contexts more various and illuminating than The Satanic Verses, or mixed politics and literature more inextricably, and with deeper consequences for so many.

Now the proposed opening of the energy industry, which will hurt the pro-PRI oil workers' union, and the clampdown on electioneering, could mean Mr Peña will "crash headlong into the model of the old PRI," Mr Chabat says.The planned fiscal shake-up may have even deeper consequences.

Then, I reflect on the deeper consequences of my findings by discussing the contribution to existing theories.

In follow-up questions, respondents were invited to reflect on the deeper consequences of employing these upgraded security strategies (e.g., relation to the field, the future of humanitarian action).

But there are deeper consequences to this casual ignorance".

Some choices, whether they are made quickly or with much prayer and thought, have deeper consequences.

This obedience on Jesus' part has far deeper consequences than had he simply crossed the threshold of the centurion's house.

Pain during sex not only ruins the moment, it can have deeper consequences: fear of sex, lowered libido, and overall disconnect or loss of intimacy in a relationship.