Sentence examples for face real consequences from inspiring English sources
The new director said that financial companies that take unfair advantage of consumers would face "real consequences".
"We need parents to have a real stake in the discipline of their children, to face real consequences if their children continually misbehave," he said.
WASHINGTON — The new director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau outlined a vigorous oversight and enforcement agenda on Thursday, saying that financial companies that take unfair advantage of consumers would face "real consequences".
U/S Burns stressed the importance of China's cooperation and would not close the door on diplomacy but that U.S. patience was wearing thin and Iran had to soon show it was complying with international agreements or face real consequences.
"Yes, that's right: the Democratic Party in Washington and in various urban power centers very brazenly demand that candidates submit to the consultant stranglehold or face real consequences in the form of choked off campaign resources".
On the other hand, a university with a relatively high number of reported rapes is likely to be a place where victims expect to be taken seriously, and where rapists come to know that they may face real consequences.
Though his lies and deceits were the stuff of fiction, they caused real harm to his victims, and now he faces real consequences as a result — the prospect of jail".
"It is a bit like that!" Baldwin adds: "We're here writing dramas, marrying who we want, but people faced real consequences of coming out, like being sacked or ostracised.
Or to imagine what might have happened if the Thousand Oaks shooter faced real consequences for sexually assaulting his coach.
Black hair, like blackness itself, is inherently political and many people of color have faced real consequences for how they choose to wear their hair.
It commits widespread human rights violations, and business continues as usual: the government continues to buy arms and negotiate lucrative deals, without having to face any real consequences.
