Sentence examples for felt the consequence from inspiring English sources

An example is the Swedish carmaker Volvo that felt the consequence of having to adapt to EU rules tailored to EU car producers' interests.

I didn't like these rules, and frequently felt the consequence was worth my right (as I believed) to exert my free expression.

Even after Dreyfus's death, the family felt the consequences.

Young Ernest also felt the consequences of National Socialist rule.

Robertson knew little about his winner yet Rangers felt the consequences.

Politicians felt the consequences, too: in May candidates who offered a path other than austerity began sweeping into power.

Warlords in Myanmar have previously felt the consequences, with gambling dens left to rot in the jungle after borders grew tighter.

Though 3,500 miles away from its New York namesake, this humble suburban cul-de-sac has felt the consequences of the financial crisis that originated in the gleaming trading houses across the Atlantic Ocean.

Bohr had felt the consequences of the Nazi regime almost as soon as Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933, as several of his colleagues there were of Jewish descent and lost their jobs without any prospect of a future in their home country.

Local suppliers to Ford, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler have all felt the consequences: Tenneco Automotive, with its headquarters in affluent Lake Forest, just north of Chicago, recently announced that its North American revenues were 11% down in the fourth quarter of last year compared with a year earlier.

Having been raided twice by the Mongols within a single year, Transylvania felt the consequences of the invasion of 1241 1242 for more than two decades.