Sentence examples for different consequence from inspiring English sources

Instead, Clarke thinks there has been a different consequence of the boom in data.

If children are trapped in schools that will not teach and will not change, there has to be a different consequence".

BBC1's hit drama Call the Midwife has had a similar, but different consequence, leading to a rise in the number of people wanting to train to be midwives, reports the Sun.

I also chose them because they represent a wide range of fields — media, business, politics, sports, and Wall Street — and because each shows a different consequence of perjury, not just to them but to society as a whole.

However, William Rowe (2004) has countered that the thesis that there is no upper limit on goodness of worlds has a very different consequence: it shows that there could not be a morally perfect Creator!

But Cook wonders whether his and Shapiro's logic-as-modelling view would also support a more radical pluralism, since it seems possible that even relative to a specific purpose, there could be two rival, incompatible logics (i.e., which validate different consequence relations), each clearly better than all the rest relative to that purpose, yet neither of which is better than the other.

Because the decision and the act differ, they may have different consequences.

For example, compositional differences between plant and human introns may have have different consequences for gene expression regulation.

Same finger, different consequences.

This has had different consequences for them.

The two have very different consequences.