Sentence examples for equal consequence from inspiring English sources

Both offensive and defensive pass efficiency are of equal consequence, but offensive efficiency is more consistent.

Here, however, the Court restricted that ability to comply with court rules, especially if those rules were of equal consequence upon both the prosecution and the defense.

To a scientist who conducts risk assessments, the definition of risk is "hazard times exposure equals consequence," he says.

It is our perception of what those shots mean that changes; 2 points are still 2 points when it comes to the final margin, and although a game-winning bucket may seem to be of greater import than all of the shots that preceded it, every other routine basket throughout the game is equal in consequence.

One can argue that the Marbury v. Madison (1803), Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857), Brown v. Board of Education (1954) and Roe v. Wade (1973) decisions made during the Marshall, Taney, Warren and Burger courts had consequences equal to many presidential actions.

Risk equals likelihood times consequence.

The acceptance of equal marriage is the consequence of three great inter-related shifts in the relationship between men and women.

And what's forever been taken from me is of equal if not greater consequence than a building burning to the ground.

As a consequence approximately equal amounts of transitions and transversions result from repair-induced mutagenesis, an outcome that was also observed for APOBEC-mediated mutations in some tumors (Burns et al., 2013; Leonard et al., 2013).

Given that the timing of exposure occurrence t e lies within Δt (t 0 < t e < t 1), individual follow up times may no longer be equal and as a consequence some subjects would not be observed for the whole risk period.

Calls mounted for voting to be capped at 65. How dare people who probably have less time to live with the consequences have an equal say in the outcome?