Sentence examples for far the consequences from inspiring English sources

But if the industry's return on equity falls too far, the consequences could be severe.

Thus far, the consequences of the sinking and tilting appear to be confined to some cracks in the concrete walls in the basement.

So far, the consequences of a warming planet have mainly afflicted the poor, but the West Nile outbreak reveals how health consequences of a warming planet strike the rich also.

So far, the consequences of activated DNA damage signalling and an enhanced pro-inflammatory and pro-oxidant phenotype for function of the neurons involved are not known.

So far the consequence of Rac1 knock-out on T cell chemotaxis has not been addressed, but expression of dominant negative Rac1 inhibits T cell migration [14].

Take the philosophy too far and the consequences could be worse.

Some countries, such as Jordan and Yemen, have already taken painful measures and so far survived the consequences.

Those who have shorted gilts in anticipation that prices will eventually fall have thus far suffered the consequences.

"There are significant health and safety concerns associated with rolling blackouts" that would far exceed the consequences from a short-term increase in diesel emissions, Webster said.

So far, the economic consequences of Nafta have seemed mixed – not as dire as Perot predicted nor as positive as former president Bill Clinton once forecast.

This Government has also presided over a prolonged overvaluation of the pound, but so far the traditional consequences have been notable by their absence.