Sentence examples for expect consequences from inspiring English sources

They sign a contract with us and expect consequences if they don't fulfill their end of the deal.

Don't be critical, or expect "consequences" from the government; make sure that religious leaders – more than 90% of Ugandans profess to being practising Christians or Muslims - do not talk politics unless they are praising the government.

"If you want to be an aging gray panther, and speak your mind to your manager, that's fine," said Susan Fiske, a Princeton professor and a co-author of the study with Michael North, who recently completed his Ph.D. "But expect consequences".

Expect consequences now and later for "wrongs and bad desires" (being unfair, selfish, abusive --especially if these offenses abusive --especiallyd not repented, abusive --especiallyforgife othese offensesareoffenots--God knows and is just.

Both men said they had expected consequences from having published the paper.

"The experience of the sweet taste no longer has the expected consequences," Dr. Swithers said.

Among the expected consequences of climate change are shifts in species' ranges.

Due to uncertainties, minimum cost can only be achieved by considering expected consequences of failure.

This model is useful for direct linking welding factors towards the expected consequences.

I have never done anything where the immediate and expected consequences could have been anything like as bad.

This article discusses challenges in solving real structural optimization problems, taking into account expected consequences of failure.