Sentence examples for full consequence from inspiring English sources

FURYK FALLS IN STANDINGS Jim Furyk, who was late to the pro-am Wednesday after oversleeping and declared ineligible to play in the Barclays, found out the full consequence of his blunder Sunday.

The time lag between the emissions of greenhouse gases and their impacts means that we may not see the full consequence of our actions today for 20 or 30 years.

If he hasn't, he has cost me two points and I expect the full consequence of that decision to be placed on the referee if he has got it wrong.

"You don't see the full consequence of today's emissions until several decades into the future.

that the full consequence of a default, or even the serious prospect of a default by the United States are impossible to predict and awesome to contemplate.

Psychologist G. Dick Miller, who acted as an expert witness for the defense, argued that the boy was suffering from affluenza, which may have kept him from comprehending the full consequence of his actions.

"Because it is juveniles, they may not face the full consequences of the law.

So can we really say that investors must suffer the full consequences of any losses?

But it could be months or years before the full consequences become apparent.

Pollack said: "The full consequences of default are not predictable, but they certainly are not positive".

It is increasingly apparent it might take two decades to work through the full consequences.