Sentence examples for genuine consequences from inspiring English sources

Their moral choices have genuine consequences -- consequences which affect others' lives -- consequences they can't walk away from when it becomes convenient.

The United States must urgently work to forge an international coalition that constructs a set of genuine consequences for failing to implement what has already been negotiated.

Frank Lovece of Film Journal International said, "A risk-taking script with genuine consequences elevates this above the lackluster direction of Brett Ratner, whose competent mechanics move the story efficiently but with very little soul".

In the few short weeks since the GOP added control of the White House to its existing control of both houses of Congress, the GOP has been grappling with the recognition that taking potshots at the Affordable Care Act and weakening its consumer protection provisions is no longer just a parlor game, but actions that could have genuine consequences. .

The play will be the medium for learning whatever children choose but importantly, it will always yield genuine consequences.

"A genuine consequence to this has been that the people who want to do things right have gotten a bit more grasp over what the university is trying to do," he said.

In previous generations, the lower earning power of Australian cricketers meant that their own personal legacy and the esteem in which they were held by the public was of genuine consequence if they planned on superannuating themselves in post-playing administrative and officiating roles, or on the lucrative public speaking and commentary circuits.

Here, we honor the linguistic discoveries of Noam Chomsky and otherwise experience him as a quaintly brilliant crank, but in the bookstores in London there are entire sections devoted to his political thought – and he is read as if the distinctions between Leninist and Trotskyite philosophy had genuine consequence in today's world.

In other words, Israel accused defenders of nonmonotonic logic of confusing a theory of defeasible inference (a branch of epistemology) with a theory of genuine consequence relations (a branch of logic).

Thus, effects on 2-HBP-dependent EGFP expression from PC must have been the genuine consequence of a change in a critical effector binding region or residue.

Confirmation of this weak interaction via double mutant analysis shows that the relatively subtle phenotype we observed in the screen is a genuine consequence of the simultaneous disruption of mel-28 and dhc-1.