Sentence examples for fewer consequences from inspiring English sources

And on the evidence so far, his actions will have fewer consequences.

From 1991 through 2001, Saddam Hussein thumbed his nose at international agreements and suffered fewer consequences each passing year.

But the Ivy League identity may help to cultivate the assumption that such extraordinariness somehow means there are fewer consequences for the chosen ones.

When you record digitally, your actions have fewer consequences; you can try anything and have as many undo-button-hits as your cache or your startup disc will allow.

Critics have contended that a designation by the Treasury Department or the United Nations could achieve largely the same result as would adding the network to the much more prominent State Department list, with far fewer consequences.

Not only has it become easier to "filibuster," but tracking means there are far fewer consequences when the minority party or even one willful member of Congress does so, because the Senate can carry on with other things.

He said North Korea's recent nuclear test would have few consequences for his business.

There were few consequences for my actions; being in care was an excuse that got me out of every situation.

The effects of a major recall are often unpredictable, bringing near ruin for some companies and few consequences for others.

At its core "Just Sex" is just too sweet-hearted about being naughty, with few consequences for its characters.

But their spending is seldom scrutinized, and, even when state officials turn up questionable expenses, there are few consequences.